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Queensland Land Restoration Fund (Australia)

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Queensland state fund: AUD $132M+ across 3 rounds for carbon farming with verified co-benefits. By 2024: 315,400+ ha, 1.15M+ ACCUs from 20+ projects; 426 projects — most in Australia. Bridges carbon markets to biodiversity, Reef water quality and First Nations outcomes.

AUD 132M+
State funding
315,400+ ha
Area (to 2024)
1.15M+ ACCU
Expected credits
426
Projects
Queensland Land Restoration Fund (Australia)

Details

Maturity
Scaling
Promoter
Queensland Department of Environment, Science and Innovation
Period
2019–2025
Keywords
carbon farming, biodiversity, First Nations, Great Barrier Reef, state government

Context

Queensland's Land Restoration Fund is a state fund that has committed more than AUD 132M across three rounds for carbon farming with verified co-benefits, linking carbon to biodiversity, Great Barrier Reef water quality and Indigenous outcomes.

Results

By 2024 it covered more than 315,400 ha with 1.15M+ ACCUs expected from 20+ projects, across 426 projects.

Implementation

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