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Conhuás
Conhuás is a community-based forest restoration project covering more than 58,000 hectares in the Campeche province of southeastern Mexico.
Mexico
Forest restoration
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Gola Rainforest Conservation
Conserving the highly endangered Gola Rainforest to prevent 500,000 tonnes of CO2e from entering the atmosphere every year.
Sierra Leone
Forest protection (REDD+)
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Delta Blue Carbon
The world’s largest blue carbon project is conserving and restoring mangrove forests in Karachi, Pakistan.
Pakistan
Blue Carbon
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Makame Savannah
Working with the Masai people to protect more than 100,000 hectares of biodiverse landscape and prevent more than 135,000 tonnes of CO2e from entering the atmosphere every year.
Tanzania
Forest protection (REDD+)
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Ntakata Mountains
Works with the Bende and Tongwe to conserve more than 200,000 hectares of forest and prevent 420,200 tonnes of CO2e from entering the atmosphere every year.
Tanzania
Forest protection (REDD+)
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Burapha Agroforestry
Restores and conserves 72,000 hectares of forest to sequester carbon from the atmosphere and create 4,400 full-time employment opportunities for local people.
Lao PDR
Afforestation (removals)
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Forestal San Pedro
Collaborates with local landowners to restore forests previously destroyed by agriculture.
Paraguay
Afforestation (removals)
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Northern Kenya Rangelands
Restores grassland across nearly two million hectares of community-managed rangeland in northern Kenya, making it the world’s largest soil carbon project.
Kenya
Regenerative Agriculture
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Efficient Cookstoves
Manufacturing and distributing the market-leading Burn ‘Jikokoa’ stove to Kenyan families.
Kenya
Clean cookstoves
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