Gola Rainforest REDD+ Project (Sierra Leone)
Sierra Leone
West Africa's only REDD+ national park project: 71,070 ha of Upper Guinea rainforest, protecting 19 Mt CO2 and reducing ~500,000 …
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WCS-managed REDD+ project protecting 372,470 ha of primary rainforest and 73 community forests in NE Madagascar. VCS + CCB Gold certified; 1.2 Mt CO2e avoided per year; 90,000 people in 120 villages receive 90% of carbon revenues.
The Makira Forest Protection REDD+ Project, managed by the Wildlife Conservation Society, protects primary rainforest and community forests in north-eastern Madagascar under the Verra VCS and CCB Gold standards.
It protects 372,470 ha plus 73 community forests, avoids about 1.2 million tCO2e per year, and channels 90% of carbon revenues to 90,000 people across 120 villages.
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Sierra Leone
West Africa's only REDD+ national park project: 71,070 ha of Upper Guinea rainforest, protecting 19 Mt CO2 and reducing ~500,000 …
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 …
Paraguay
Paraguay's largest REDD+ project: 32,000 ha of Gran Chaco dry forest protected under VCS+CCB Gold (Verra). Est. 5.6 Mt CO2e …
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