Vichada Climate

Overview

The Vichada Climate is situated in the Orinoco Department of Colombia and focuses on reforestation as its primary activity. The project aims to establish close-to-nature forests with the dual objectives of producing high-quality hardwoods and sequestering carbon. By stabilizing and restoring fragile and degraded areas, the project strives to achieve economic, social, and ecological viability. The overarching goals include creating profitable production and conservation systems while offering sustainable investment opportunities.

Environmental impact

Through reforestation efforts, the project contributes to climate action by sequestering carbon dioxide and restoring terrestrial ecosystems. By promoting sustainable land use practices and combating land degradation, the project supports the conservation of biodiversity and natural habitats. Additionally, the reforested areas act as carbon sinks, mitigating the effects of greenhouse gas emissions and promoting responsible consumption and production patterns.

Social benefits

This project generates employment opportunities and fosters economic development in local communities. By engaging in sustainable forestry practices, the project enhances livelihoods and contributes to poverty alleviation. Furthermore, the project aligns with the Sustainable Development Goals, particularly in promoting responsible consumption and production, taking climate action, and preserving terrestrial ecosystems.

Certification

Certified by the GSF Registry and validated by ICONTEC, the project adheres to the Gold Standard for afforestation, reforestation, and revegetation projects. With a credit start date of February 2, 2006, and an end date of February 2, 2035, the project demonstrates its long-term commitment to environmental stewardship and carbon sequestration.

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