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Over 150 project proposals have been submitted for consideration by the BioCarbon Fund. The World Bank, in consultation with the BioCarbon Fund Participants, has identified a group of around 20 leading project candidates, which would supply the greenhouse gas emission reductions to the Fund. In arriving at this list, several criteria were taken into account, including the likelihood of the project raising the necessary start-up capital, the price requested by ton of carbon dioxide equivalent, the expected benefits for the local environment and communities, and the developer's track record. Geographical and technological diversity was also sought.

 
The projects listed below are candidates for inclusion in the BioCarbon Fund. Most of them have already been cleared for advanced preparation. However, the final BioCarbon Fund portfolio may differ from this list. Until Emission Reduction Purchase Agreements have been signed for all the projects, this list is only illustrative of potential projects.
Country/Project Name
Proposed BioCF ERPA Emission Reductions tCO2e (Kyoto Protocol-compatible ERs)
Total Project Emission Reductions tCO2e up to 2017 (Kyoto Protocol-compatible ERs)

ALBANIA: Assisted Natural Regeneration
350,000
390,000

BRAZIL: Reforestation Around Hydro Reservoirs
300,000
1,870,000

CHINA: Pearl River Watershed Management
500,000
670,000

COLOMBIA: San Nicolás Agroforestry
1,000,000
1,030,000

COLOMBIA: Silvopastoral Rehabilitation
380,000
380,000

CONGO DRC: Bateke Fuelwood and Timber Plantation
1,000,000
2,230,000

COSTA RICA: Coopeagri Forestry
690,000
690,000

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: Rio Blanco Watershed
260,000
285,000

ETHIOPIA: Humbo Assisted Regeneration
1,000,000
5,000,000

HONDURAS: Pico Bonito Forest Restoration
630,000
630,000

INDIA: India Improving Rural Livelihoods
260,550
276,000 - 646,200

KENYA: Green Belt Movement
590,000
590,000

MADAGASCAR: Andasibe-Mantadia Biodiversity Corridor
400,000
400,000

MALI: Mali Acacia Community Plantations
1,000,000
1,070,000

MEXICO: Seawater Agroforestry
720,000
720,000

NICARAGUA: Precious Woods
280,000
280,000

NIGER: Acacia Community Plantations
330,000
695,000

PHILIPPINES: Watershed Rehabilitation
90,000
90,000

TRINIDAD & TOBAGO: Nariva Wetland Restoration
220,000
220,000

UGANDA: Nile Basin Reforestation
250,000
250,000

UGANDA: Small Group and Tree Planting (TIST)
1,000,000
1,000,000

UKRAINE: Chernobyl Reforestation
1,000,000
1,345,000

 





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