Madre De Dios Amazon REDD+ Project

  • Nature conservation
Registered: VCS (V844)

The Madre de Dios Amazon REDD Project (the Project) is a Reduced Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation (REDD) project. The Project is designed around the impending effects of a new trans-Amazonian, inter-oceanic road that is nearly complete from Brazil to the Pacific Ocean and Peruvian ports. The remaining stretch of the new road is scheduled for completion in 2009, and the completed road system will facilitate the immigration of new settlers into the region. The immigrant population is predicted to subsist by agricultural and agricultural livestock activities. Deforestation and forest degradation are a result of these activities. These effects are already visible in Brazil where the trans-Amazonian road has been complete for some time.

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Carbon credits

Year Type Quantity
2023 Issuance 381
2023 Retirement 479,445
2022 Issuance 107,326
2022 Retirement 1,262,772
2021 Issuance 2,443,475
2021 Retirement 1,126,303
2020 Issuance 3,510,520
2020 Retirement 2,107,333
2019 Issuance 746,514
2019 Retirement 424,311
2018 Issuance 604,978
2018 Retirement 692,445
2017 Issuance 354,864
2017 Retirement 509,520
2016 Issuance 791,510
2016 Retirement 507,163
2015 Issuance 610,095
2015 Retirement 261,366
2014 Issuance 587,158
2014 Retirement 1,103,998
2013 Issuance 886,000
2013 Retirement 109,932
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