Resilient, income-generating agroforestry
The project converts communal and private forest land into resilient, income-generating agroforestry systems by planting indigenous and high-value fruit trees integrated with native forest species.
- Country
- Cameroon
- Area
- Around Mount Manengouba dormant volcano, Southwest Cameroon
- Type
- ARR removal credits
Built on community-led governance, long-term tree survival agreements and scalable implementation, it delivers measurable social and environmental impact with strong rural development potential. Leveraging Community Forest Reserves, it secures long-term contracts as Cameroon refines carbon regulations guided by best practices across Africa.
Community-led, credit-funded
Working with local communities and local NGO partners, all of this will be enabled through carbon and biodiversity credits.
Strong returns
An agroforestry model, underutilised land and a carbon-dense region provide premium investor returns.
Secure land tenure
Community forests are protected in law and well policed.
Local livelihoods
Create jobs, strengthen skills and diversify rural livelihoods.
