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Alto Mayo Protected Forest REDD+ Project (Peru)

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Evidence: Observational / pre–post Top 18% 60/100 · Ask Evidence Copilot about this practice

REDD+ project protecting 182,000 ha of Amazonian forest in San Martín, Peru. Between 2008–2020: 59% deforestation decline, 8.4M tCO2e prevented, 1,300+ conservation agreements with families, US$45M carbon revenue. Verified under VCS and CCB by Verra.

182,000 ha
Forest protected
59%
Deforestation decline (2008-2020)
8.4M tCO2e
Emissions prevented (2008-2020)
1,300+
Conservation agreements with families
US$45M
Carbon revenue
Alto Mayo Protected Forest REDD+ Project (Peru)

Details

Maturity
Established
Promoter
Conservation International / SERNANP (Peru)
Period
2008-present
Keywords
Amazon forest, carbon, agroforestry, community

Context

The Alto Mayo Protected Forest REDD+ project conserves 182,000 ha of Amazonian forest in San Martín, Peru, verified under Verra VCS and CCB.

Results

Between 2008 and 2020 deforestation fell 59% and 8.4M tCO2e were prevented, supported by more than 1,300 conservation agreements with families and US$45M in carbon revenue.

Implementation

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