Carbon Project

Restoration of Two Communal Forests

Location

Congo Basin, Cameroon

Size

11,197 hectares

Focus

Communal rainforest restoration

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Overview

This project will restore degraded lands in the Ndélélé communal rainforest. The restored ecosystem will improve soil health, enhance biodiversity, and protect wildlife.

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Co-benefits include increased income and sustainable jobs for the community through native species nurseries and expanded agroforestry programs.

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Project Goals

Restore two communal forests

Remove ~4.4 million tonnes CO₂

Create sustainable livelihoods

Establish native species nurseries

Expand agroforestry programs

Environmental Impact

Logging and slash-and-burn agriculture have degraded a rich rainforest and wildlife habitat for monkeys, pangolins, and hippopotamuses. This project will integrate 15+ native species with sustainable agriculture design, ensuring regenerative land management and conservation.

The Congo Basin rainforest is the world’s second largest tropical rainforest and one of Africa’s most critical ecosystems

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The Congo Basin rainforest is the world’s second largest tropical rainforest and one of Africa’s most critical ecosystems

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Local Implementation

The Iroko Analytics Cameroon and Centre Technique de la Forêt Communale (CTFC) teams have restored 100,000 ha of forests over 15 years

Local Implementation

The Iroko Analytics Cameroon and Centre Technique de la Forêt Communale (CTFC) teams have restored 100,000 ha of forests over 15 years

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Community Benefits

The local Bantu and Baka communities will see increased income through permanent and seasonal jobs in agroforestry and nursery operations. A Community Trust Fund will be established to develop local initiatives and women’s associations help lead project design.

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Project Timeline

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2024: Iroko Analytics Cameroon graduates Accelerator

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2025: Planting begins

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2030: First carbon credit issuance

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2066: Carbon credit issuance complete

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This project contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

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