With 20 years’ experience and a global network of project partners, we work with our clients to deliver high quality solutions that ensure immediate, positive impact on the world’s natural capital.
Sustainable Development Goals
Sustainable Development Goals: In addition to delivering emissions reductions to help take urgent action to combat climate change (SDG 13), the project delivers a number of other sustainable development benefits.
- Life on Land: 1.76 million indigenous trees have been planted to restore the forest. The project area also supports more than 350 bird species, four species of wild cat, and at least 350 tree species. More than 13 species of primates are also found within the park.
- No Poverty: Local farmers that traditionally rely on subsistence farming are encouraged to support the restoration project by selling sees and seedlings for planting.
- Decent Work and Economic Growth: Communities that live in the forest area rely on susbsistence farming for their livelihoods. Many have been trained in forestry skills, including seed collection, nursery management and tree planting and maintenance, to supplement their incomes. 200 community members are employed seasonally to carry out rehabilitation programmes and another 140 community members are permanently employed by the project.