Reforestation And Restoration Of Degraded Mangrove Lands, Sustainable Livelihood And Community Development In Myanmar

This project aims to restore 2265.47 hectares of degraded land in Myanmar's Ayeyarwady Division, creating a healthy mangrove ecosystem. It will provide carbon sequestration, natural disaster risk reduction, and sustainable livelihoods for coastal communities. The project also includes the establishment of the first mangrove gene bank in Myanmar, with a focus on biodiversity conservation.

Wind Power Project In Gujarat

MEIL, formerly Caparo Energy (India) Limited, has established a 25.20 MW wind power project in the Rajkot and Surendranagar districts of Gujarat State. The project features 12 Wind Electric Generators (WEGs) from Suzlon Energy Limited’s (SEL) S88 model, each with a capacity of 2.1 MW, as part of their foray into the renewable energy sector in India.

Bull Run Overseas Forest Carbon Project

This Belizean REDD+ project secured validation and verification under VCS and CCBA for safeguarding 666 hectares of central Belize's broadleaf forest. The project received the highest biodiversity Gold Level certification under the CCB Standards Second Edition on March 15, 2012, which remained valid until 2017.

Pacajai REDD+ Project

This project aimed to stop deforestation within private parcels in Brazil, covering 135,105 hectares at the edge of the deforestation frontier. It generated various benefits for the climate, social welfare, and biodiversity.

Moss Carbon Credit

MOSS is an environmental platform that curates carbon projects within its index product, MCO2. The MCO2 product includes a variety of nature-based projects originating in the LatAm region.

Coorest Forestry Carbon Credit

Coorest is a blockchain platform that issues CCO2 tokens, representing 1 kg of CO2 captured by trees. Using satellite imagery and Chainlink oracles, it verifies carbon sequestration in real-time. NFTrees allow users to track absorption, with projects certified by UN auditors. Coorest supports reforestation and biodiversity while ensuring transparency.