Jari Pará

Overview

The Jari Pará Project, established through a partnership between Biofílica Environmental Investments S.A. and Jari Group, including Jari Celulose SA and the Jari Foundation, aims to conserve native forests and mitigate potential greenhouse gas emissions. Located in Almeirim Municipality, Pará State, Brazil, the project area serves as a habitat for rural families and forms an ecological corridor with nearby conservation units, boasting rich biodiversity and significant ecological and social value.

Environmental impact

By preserving native forests and preventing deforestation, the Jari Pará REDD+ Project contributes to climate action by reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Furthermore, it helps protect biodiversity, maintain ecosystem services, and promote sustainable land use practices in the region.

Social benefits

The project aligns with several Sustainable Development Goals, including zero hunger, quality education, gender equality, and responsible consumption and production. It supports local economic development, provides livelihood opportunities for rural families, and promotes education and gender empowerment initiatives.

Certification

Certified by the Verra Registry and validated by RINA, the project adheres to the REDD+ mechanism, focusing on reducing emissions from deforestation and forest degradation. Carbon credits are generated based on the avoided carbon emissions resulting from the project's activities.

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