Paraguay’s Largest REDD+ Initiative, Chaco Vivo, Takes Center Stage at Carbon Market Forum
Paraguay’s Environmental Ministry hosts the first Carbon Market Experiences forum and highlights Project Chaco Vivo.
Plant species safeguarded, including the endangered Palo Santo tree.
Fauna species protected, including many IUCN Red Listed species.
Tonnes of CO2 mitigating from being released into the atmosphere.
Protecting endangered species including the iconic jaguar, and the endemic Chacoan peccary.
Square kilometers of Chaco Forest being conserved, largest REDD+ project in Paraguay.
People’s wellbeing improved, including Indigenous communities, positively impacting all 17 U.N. Sustainable Development Goals.
Chaco Vivo is Paraguay’s largest REDD+ project, developed under VERRA’s VCS and CCBS standards. Spanning 187,916 hectares in the Gran Chaco, it safeguards one of South America’s most vital ecosystems.
Our efforts prevent over 30 million metric tonnes of CO2 emissions and positively impact all 17 UN Sustainable Development Goals through comprehensive project initiatives. Join us in our mission for a sustainable and resilient future.
Tonnes COâ‚‚ Saved
Paraguay’s Environmental Ministry hosts the first Carbon Market Experiences forum and highlights Project Chaco Vivo.
A Paraguayan delegation presented the REDD+ project to the United Nations Commission for International Trade
This project, known as Chaco Vivo, aims to safeguard the biodiversity of the Gran Chaco
Chaco Vivo REDD+ emerges as Paraguay’s largest carbon project, setting the empowerment and rights of Indigenous People at the forefront of its operations.
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