All our carbon credit generation projects carry the prestigious Climate, Community and Biodiversity (CCB) seal. This means the projects deliver exceptional biodiversity protection and concrete support to local communities.

CCB certification is globally recognized as the most rigorous standard for environmental and social integrity, ensuring that each investment generates multiple verifiable and sustainable benefits over time.

Investors can be assured that the Bolivia Project prioritizes sustainable practices aligned with global conservation efforts. By participating in this initiative, you not only help preserve the Amazon rainforest but also support local communities and wildlife.

It is a REDD+ project, with a very strong social and FPIC proposal and alignment with the demands of the Bolivian Municipal Atlas of Sustainable Development Goals.

This innovative project highlights an underexplored opportunity in Brazil: carbon credit projects in the Caatinga biome.

This biome has enormous potential for equivalent carbon capture due to the deep roots of its vegetation (one of the most resilient on the planet) and its soil composition, which retains equivalent carbon.

The project has significant social and biodiversity potential, as it is a region with challenging infrastructure and a diverse range of actions to be explored.

This project is located in the heart of the Amazon Biome, in the city of Apuí.

It covers a large area with significant preservation and intense biodiversity potential for REDD projects.

The urgent need to preserve the Amazon requires no additional comments, but it is also urgent to improve the conditions of local communities, who are the true guardians of our forests.

REDD Project in the city of Novo Aripuanã, in the Amazon biome.

An opportunity to make a difference in the heart of the Amazon rainforest, with rich biodiversity and high profitability.

As with all our projects, the focus on benefiting the communities affected by the area is present in this proposal.

REDD Project in the city of Novo Tarauacá, in the Amazon biome, Acre state.

This is a smaller area, but with a high impact on local biodiversity and communities. It's an area under strong deforestation pressure, where investment in environmental protection is urgent.

The financial aspect is highly attractive to investors.

This project is located within one of Brazil's most important biomes, which has an urgent demand for preservation.

This area is located within the state of Mato Grosso do Sul, in a transition zone between the Pantanal and Amazon biomes.

High profitability in a project with urgent impact on biodiversity and the preservation of one of the biomes most affected by devastation and the effects of climate change.