The proposed A/R CDM project activity
aims to restore damaged ecosystems on degraded
soils to reduce
threats to existing primary forests, to reconnect fragmented
ecosystems, to
conserve hydrological services and to enhance access
to livelihood means in adjacent
communities. Community members will
benefit form additional firewood and wood
products’ supply,
additional income from sale of carbon credits, and reduced soil
erosion.
Project lifetime:
years
Accreditation period:
20 years
Estimated Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Reductions:
Up to and including 2012: 148,006 t CO2e
Up to and including 2017: 238,611 t CO2e
The project is mitigating climate change
sequestering 5,547,749 Mio tCO2 during project
lifetime.
Project Benefits:
The project is mitigating climate change
sequestering 5.54 Mio tCO2 during project lifetime.
By connecting highly
fragmented ecosystems it contributes to biodiversity conservation.
Reduced soil erosion and improved water harvesting by interception will
reduce the risk of
temporary flooding.
The project reconnects fragmented
ecosystems with the adjacent Amboró National Park
improving of species’
migration between different ecosystems. In addition to increasing the
natural diversity and rehabilitating abandoned pastures, it will protect
the soils and reduce
the erosion process in areas of steep slope
improving landslide prevention and control
through fixation of the soil.
Better retention of water flows will lead to the stabilization of
hydrographic basin.
The project is mitigating climate change
sequestering 5,547,749 Mio tCO2 during project
lifetime.
Total Project cost estimate:
US$ 10,932,446
Current Status:
The project has a PIN and Profile of the
Project (Feasibility).
Methodology:
AR-AM 0003
Contact Information:
Joerg Seifert-Granzin, Head Environmental
Services’ Unit
FAN Bolivia is administrating the Noel
Kempff Climate Action Project, the world largest
avoided deforestation
Activity Implemented Jointly, which
Casilla 2241, km 7.5 Carretera antigua a
Cochabamba, Santa Cruz de la Sierra Bolivia
Phone-Fax: 591-3-3556800 /
591-3-3547383
jseifert@fan-bo.org
www.fan-bo.org
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