Rio Bravo Conservation and Management Area — TNC/PfB Climate Action Project (Belize)
Belize
One of the world's first forest carbon projects (1994): TNC and Programme for Belize conserve 102,790 ha of tropical forest …
Ethiopia · Goba · See the Ethiopia profile
Evidence: Observational / pre–post Top 9% 67/100 · Ask Evidence Copilot about this practice
Community-led REDD+ project in Ethiopia's afromontane Bale eco-region: 5.5M tCO2e verified under VCS+CCBA Gold, 58% deforestation reduction, 25,000+ ha protected, benefiting 350,000 people directly and 12M downstream ecosystem-service users.
The Bale Mountains Eco-region REDD+ Project is a community-led project in Ethiopia's afromontane Bale eco-region, certified under Verra VCS and CCBA Gold.
It has verified 5.5 million tCO2e, achieved a 58% reduction in deforestation and protected over 25,000 ha, benefiting 350,000 people directly and around 12 million downstream ecosystem-service users.
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Belize
One of the world's first forest carbon projects (1994): TNC and Programme for Belize conserve 102,790 ha of tropical forest …
Indonesia
World's largest forest-based avoided-emissions project: 157,875 ha of tropical peatland in Central Kalimantan verified at 7.5M tCO2e/yr under Verra VCS+CCB …
Bolivia
Since 1997, TNC and partners paid Bolivia to retire logging rights on ~600,000 ha of Amazon/Cerrado forest bordering Noel Kempff …
Congo (the Democratic Republic of the)
The world's first national REDD+ programme in the FCPF Carbon Fund (Dec 2016); verified 3.89 M tCO2e for 2019–2020, earning …
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