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Argentina Native Forest Conservation Fund — Ley 26.331 (FNECBN)

Argentina · Buenos Aires · See the Argentina profile

Argentina's 2007 Native Forest Law mandates 0.3% of the federal budget as direct payments to landowners and communities conserving Category I & II native forests—targeting ~54 million ha of Gran Chaco, Yungas and Patagonian forest across 23 provinces.

0.3% of federal budget
Statutory budget allocation
~54M ha
Native forest targeted
23
Provinces covered

Details

Maturity
Established
Promoter
Ministerio de Ambiente y Desarrollo Sostenible de la Nación Argentina
Period
2010-present
Keywords
Native forest, biodiversity, Gran Chaco, Yungas, Patagonia, national PES

Context

Argentina's 2007 Native Forest Law (Ley 26.331) mandates that 0.3% of the federal budget be paid directly to landowners and communities that conserve Category I and II native forests, targeting roughly 54 million ha of Gran Chaco, Yungas and Patagonian forest across 23 provinces.

Implementation

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