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    FORLIANCEImproved Forest Management Carbon Credits in Mexico

    Removal
    Improved Forest Management
    Nature-Based Solutions
    Mexico, Yucatán Peninsula

    $XX.XX per tonne CO₂eLog in free to see pricing

    Project developer

    FORLIANCE

    FORLIANCE

    Germany

    About this project

    The Mexican Peninsula Forest Project promotes sustainable forest management across 37,353 hectares of Ejido-owned land in the Yucatán Peninsula. Through improved forest management practices, including selective harvesting, forest enrichment, fire prevention, and illegal logging control, the project enhances carbon sequestration while protecting biodiversity. Working closely with local communities, it strengthens governance, provides technical training, and supports sustainable livelihoods. By combining climate action, conservation, and community empowerment, the project contributes to the long-term resilience of the Mayan Jungle and its ecosystems.

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    Project at a glance

    Price
    $XX.XX
    Carbon category
    Removal
    Project type
    Improved Forest Management
    Sector
    Nature-Based Solutions
    Permanence
    XX years
    Vintage
    2023-2024
    Project stage
    Project Verified
    Credit availability
    Both Spot and Pre-issuance
    Accreditations
    CAR
    Additional certifications
    FSC, CCP

    UN SDGs supported

    • 1: No Poverty
    • 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth
    • 12: Responsible Consumption and Production
    • 13: Climate Action
    • 15: Life on Land

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    Each credit = 1 tCO₂e

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