Orange Blue Carbon Project

The Orango Blue Carbon project is a REDD+ project that consists of addressing the deforestation and degradation of blue carbon ecosystems such as mangroves on Orango Island and the archipelagos of through a omprehensive approach that combines ecosystem and social conservation measures. Communities' livelihoods and ethnic groups of this region are highly dependent on these blue carbonre sources, yet lack of planning and management has resulted in significant deforestation and degradation in areas of interest to be conserved. The project's approach is transformative: by providing viable andsustainable socio-economic options, aiming to changethis dynamic and consequently reduce GHG.

Orange Blue Carbon Project

Green Economy leads the way in developing and restoring the forestry for carbon capture and ecosystem services in the world. The Green Economy is the first carbon elimination standard for engineered carbon removal methods in the Carbon Credit industry. We want to mobilize the

world to reverse climate change

by removing its carbon emissions.

As per Paris agreement offsets are not enough to achieve their goals all alone. The Oxford Principles for Net Zero Aligned Carbon Offsetting and other international initiatives are calling for companies to include Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) as part of their net zero strategy. We identify

carbon removal suppliers from various methodologies.

MABIRA CFR CONSERVATION PROJECT

The Mabira CFR Conservation project consists of implementing conservation and restoration activities through a comprehensive approach that combines ecosystem conservation and community engagement measures.  Communities' livelihoods and ethnic groups of this region are highly dependent on the resources the forests offers, yet lack of planning and management has resulted in unsustainable forest use and biodiversity depleting. It will be implemented in areas with significant pressure on forest and where a miriad of vulnerable and threatened species found habitat, such as the Ugandan Crested Mangabey, plants such as Milicia excelsa, Irvingia gabonensis and Lovoa trichilioides,, birds such as the Blue Swallow and the Endangered Nahan’s Francolin. The project's primary goal is to create sustainable, long-term alternatives for the affected communities as well as enhancing local species habitats and populations while increasing ecosystem integrity and health.