Government-led FCPF programme protecting 4.3M ha (2.7M ha forest) around Taï National Park. Delivered 7M tCO₂e verified reductions by 2024; World Bank paid US$35M — first FCPF programme in Africa to enter the voluntary carbon market.
4.3M ha (2.7M ha forest)
Area protected
7M tCO2e
Verified emission reductions (by 2024)
USD 35M
Payment received
Details
Maturity
Established
Promoter
Ministère des Eaux et Forêts de Côte d'Ivoire / World Bank FCPF
Cote d'Ivoire's FCPF Emission Reductions Programme protects 4.3M ha (2.7M ha of forest) around Tai National Park.
Results
It delivered 7M tCO2e of verified reductions by 2024, for which the World Bank paid USD 35M, and was the first FCPF programme in Africa to access the voluntary carbon market.
Implementation
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