Bhutan for Life — Project Finance for Permanence (Bhutan)
Bhutan
Asia's first 'Project Finance for Permanence' secures 1.1 M ha of protected Himalayan forest in Bhutan via a USD 118 …
Portugal · Coruche · See the Portugal profile
Evidence: Descriptive / self-reported Top 2% 87/100 · Ask Evidence Copilot about this practice
Since 2011, companies reward cork-oak landowners in Coruche/Chamusca/Ponte de Sor for FSC-certified good management that protects the Tejo-Sado aquifer and montado biodiversity.
PT18Since 2011 the Green Heart of Cork initiative has rewarded cork-oak (montado) landowners in Coruche, Chamusca and Ponte de Sor, Portugal, when companies pay for FSC-certified good management that protects the Tejo-Sado aquifer and montado biodiversity.
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Bhutan
Asia's first 'Project Finance for Permanence' secures 1.1 M ha of protected Himalayan forest in Bhutan via a USD 118 …
Tanzania
Africa's first FSC community forest (2009): MCDI supports 40+ communities managing 410,000+ ha of Tanzanian miombo woodland, with 150,000 ha …
Australia
Four native-title Traditional Owner corporations across 6.8 million ha of the North Kimberley run early dry-season savanna-burning carbon projects that …
Australia
Aboriginal-owned carbon project in western Arnhem Land: Traditional Owners apply strategic early dry-season burning over 28,000 km2 to reduce late-season …
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