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Sustainability Beyond Carbon
What do you want to help address, at no extra cost, with your carbon spend?
2,000,000,000 people do not have access to safe water
Over 2 billion people’s drinking water is contaminated with faeces
785 million people cannot access clean water within 15 minutes walk (one way)
6,000,000,000 people use open fires or simple, inefficient stoves
4 million people each year die prematurely from household air pollution
Almost 50% of pneumonia deaths in kids under 5 years are caused by breathing soot
3/4 of a billion people have no access to electricity, each one of them using about 22 kWh per year
Each year between 2015 and 2020, 10 million hectares were deforested
Species loss is massive, many threatened, endangered and critically endangered species are declining
Indigenous people and landless poor don’t have access to land tenure, good governance or the enforcement of their recognised rights
With so many co-benefits on offer, select a project mix targeting outcomes you value
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Cambodia
Cambodia
VCS 1748
CCB Gold:
Climate, Biodiversity
SDGs: 15
(1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 15, 16, 17)
Southern Cardamom REDD+
445,339 ha project protects a critical part of Cardamom Mountains Rainforest Eco-region and part of the Indo-Burma Hotspot, a global biodiversity hotspot
Uncontrolled small-scale forest conversion to agricultural land and plantations makes it one of SE Asia’s most threatened forest landscapes
The project protects these forest habitats from fragmentation and destruction, and other threats like poaching
Supporting communities and nearly 4000 families, it provides training, employment and economic opportunities, addresses food security and improves health and education facilities
98 rangers and a 25-person community anti-poaching unit patrol the project area
Southern Cardamom protects critical habitat for 17 endangered and critically endangered species including Asian elephant, Asiatic black bear, sun bear, large spotted civet and clouded leopard, and opens the possibility of tiger reintroduction
Malawi
Kulera Landscape REDD+
The project targets 169,136 ha of forest in the border zones of 3 critical Protected Areas – islands of standing forest in a heavily degraded landscape
These protected areas have high biodiversity values, being habitat for iconic African species (mammals and reptiles), over 160 bird species and 215 orchid species
Degradation pressures are rapidly increasing as the local population intensifies and expands their exploitation of forest resources to unsustainable levels
In a pro-poor approach to community-based sustainable forest management, the project empowers more than 45,000 households (over 800 villages) within the surrounding 10 km
Kulera is strengthening land-tenure and governance; undertaking forest protection activities like patrolling; helping reduce fuelwood use and creating alternatives; and developing local enterprises based on sustainably harvested non-timber forest products like honey and coffee
Congo (DRC)
Mai Ndombe REDD+
Project protects 300,000 ha of the world’s second largest intact tropical rainforest; supporting some of the world’s most impoverished and marginalized people, in one of the least-developed places on Earth
Enormously bio-diverse, it is critical Bonobo and forest elephant habitat
Your carbon dollars provide basic development needs for 180,000 remote people with little or no access to basic social services
Working closely with villages and communities it deals with the leading deforestation drivers – logging, agriculture and fuelwood/charcoal
Participatory, community-based conservation approach focuses on addressing logging; sustainable agriculture and development; and village-centred capacity building:
- Schools: 3 built (4 more under construction)
- Established mobile medical clinic, treating thousands of patients
- Emergency vaccinations provided to children in all villages during the 2019 Measles outbreak
Brazil
Pacajai REDD+
Project Area is over 123,000 ha and is constituted by 15 individual Glebas (plots) that contain only forest at the project start date
Project avoids and prevents unplanned deforestation, avoiding emissions of over 9.5 million tCO2e across 40 years
It has provided the first stage of land tenure processes to over 200 different households in the region
Medium-term goal is to allow forest regeneration by reducing area under cassava and focusing on alternate crops with a smaller footprint. It has provided a one-on-one course for agroforestry systems
350 energy efficient cookstoves provided to the project’s riverine people plus cookstoves provided to villagers within the project boundary and nearby, for cooking and cassava production
Project zone has two critically endangered primates (Ka’apor Capuchin and Black Bearded Saki) and the endangered Giant Otter. Other threatened mammals include the Giant Anteater, Giant Armadillo and Oncilla. Many bird, amphibian and fish species are endemic to the Eastern Amazon
Kenya
Sustainable Deployment of the LifeStraw® Family in Rural Kenya
The first program directly linking carbon credits with safe drinking water, the project distributed over 1,000,000 LifeStraw® Family units
Each point of use, instant microbiological purifier unit delivers at least 18,000 litres of EPA-quality drinking water, enough to supply a family of five with microbiologically clean drinking water for three years
The water filters treat contaminated drinking water, reducing the demand for conventional water treatment (boiling water with non-renewable biomass sourced from forests)
The system requires no electricity or additional consumables beyond the unit itself
Saves 1.5 million tonnes of wood from being burned each year, slowing deforestation among Kenya’s dwindling woodland and helping maintain Kenya’s biodiversity
Reduces incidence of waterborne diseases achieving a statistically significant reduction in the odds of diarrhoea, dysentery and severe dehydration among under-5’s using it exclusively
Women and children spend less time gathering and carrying firewood and it reduces their exposure to poor air quality from burning firewood to heat water
Indonesia
Indonesia
VCS 1477
CCB Gold:
Climate, Community, Biodiversity
SDGs: 9
(1, 3, 5, 6, 8, 13, 15, 16, 17)
Katingan Peatland Restoration and Conservation
Covering one of Indonesia’s largest remaining intact peat swamp forests, the project is protecting and restoring nearly 150,000 ha of peatland ecosystems and is reforesting over 4,400 ha
It contains vast carbon stocks, over 14 million tonnes above ground and over 546 million tonnes in the peat
Without the project, the forest would have been converted to fast-growing industrial pulpwood plantations
The project area is biodiversity rich, supporting 384 animal and 314 plant species
Home to 2 critically endangered, 11 endangered and 31 vulnerable species
It has over 5% of the world’s Orangutan (almost 4,000), Bornean Gibbon (almost 10,000) and Proboscis Monkey (over 500)
Containing no permanent human settlements, it is surrounded by villages, supporting traditional livelihoods including farming, fishing, and non-timber forest products harvesting
Kenya
Kasigau Corridor Phase II – The Community Ranches
Protects a 169,000 ha corridor of tropical dryland primary forest threatened by mosaic deforestation from slash and burn agriculture and illegal charcoal
The project area contains 300 year old trees, 50+ large mammal species including cheetah, lion and elephants, 20+ bat and 300+ bird species
- Ranger stations established with training provided – recruited from local communities
- Community Wildlife Scouts address illegal activity – charcoal, bushmeat and poaching
- Community based eco-charcoal production developed – alternative to charcoal from primary forest
- Organic clothing factory training and employing young women – creating organic cotton clothing for export to USA and Europe
- Organic nurseries sell citrus trees and jojoba – sales fund free seedlings for local farmers
- School works funded – expanded education bursary scheme
- Ecotourism and agroforestry developed – employment and training
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