ABC Norte REDD Project

ABC Norte REDD Project

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ABC Norte REDD Project

As low as €10.00 /tCO₂e
Protecting forests, empowering communities, and securing the Amazon’s climate future.
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Project Overview

In Brazil’s Pará state, the Amazon faces growing deforestation driven by agricultural expansion and land speculation. The ABC Norte REDD Project was developed to address these threats by preserving a large area of native forest and contributing to long-term climate stability and biodiversity protection in the Northeast Amazon.

Solution Description

This project  uses REDD+ methodology to help prevent unplanned deforestation across over 140,000 hectares of Amazon rainforest. Located between Portel and Bagre in Pará, the project implements monitoring, land-use planning, and forest protection strategies to conserve native vegetation and promote responsible land management.

Impact

The project aims to reduce deforestation and its associated emissions while helping conserve Amazonian Biodiversity. It is estimated to avoid a predicted 82,994.27 ha of deforestation, equating to 30,138,794 tCO2e in emissions reductions over the 30 year project lifetime (13-September-2017 to 12-September-2047) with an annual average of 1,004,626 tCO2e By maintaining native forest cover, it attempts to support local climate regulation and ecosystem services. Additionally, it contributes to long-term conservation goals and seeks to strengthen land-use governance and environmental resilience in surrounding forest communities. 

Project Information

Project Name
VCS2558 ABC Norte REDD Project
Structure
Commercialisation of the carbon credits sourced via vetted partners
City
Pará
Country
Brazil
Solution Type
REDD+
Methodologies
Verra-VM0015-Methodology for Avoided Unplanned Deforestation
Scale
Large scale
Sectoral Scope
Agriculture Forestry and Other Land Use (AFOLU)
Standard
VERIFIED CARBON UNIT
Registries

Vintage

In carbon credits, a "vintage" indicates the year a specific amount of CO2 (measured in tonnes) was successfully reduced or removed from the atmosphere.
2018

2469.5 tCO2e

In Brazil’s Pará state, the Amazon faces growing deforestation driven by agricultural expansion and land speculation. The ABC Norte REDD Project was developed to address these threats by preserving a large area of native forest and contributing to long-term climate stability and biodiversity protection in the Northeast Amazon.

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Structure Trading project
Impact Description The project aims to reduce deforestation and its associated emissions while helping conserve Amazonian Biodiversity. It is estimated to avoid a predicted 82,994.27 ha of deforestation, equating to 30,138,794 tCO2e in emissions reductions over the 30 year project lifetime (13-September-2017 to 12-September-2047) with an annual average of 1,004,626 tCO2e By maintaining native forest cover, it attempts to support local climate regulation and ecosystem services. Additionally, it contributes to long-term conservation goals and seeks to strengthen land-use governance and environmental resilience in surrounding forest communities. 
Solution Description This project  uses REDD+ methodology to help prevent unplanned deforestation across over 140,000 hectares of Amazon rainforest. Located between Portel and Bagre in Pará, the project implements monitoring, land-use planning, and forest protection strategies to conserve native vegetation and promote responsible land management.
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