13 November | Belém: Côte d’Ivoire has signed a purchase agreement with Emergent worth up to $23 Million to commercialize high-integrity jurisdictional REDD+ emission reductions and removals, issued under the World Bank’s Forest Carbon Partnership Facility (FCPF) Standard.
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Mato Grosso has become the latest state in Brazil to make progress towards an agreement to receive climate finance from the LEAF Coalition by signing a new letter of intent with Emergent at COP30 today.
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The Dominican Republic has become the first Caribbean nation to have a proposal accepted to supply high integrity jurisdictional emissions reductions and removals to the LEAF Coalition.
Find out moreEcuador has become the first country in the Amazon region to sign an agreement with the LEAF Coalition to access climate finance.
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Read moreEmergent has announced the release of a new call for proposals, inviting forest governments to supply emissions reductions and removals to the LEAF Coalition.
Read moreEmergent welcomes the announcement from ICVCM that it has approved the ART TREES methodology.
Read morePará is set to become the first state in Brazil to secure finance from the LEAF Coalition to support its efforts to reduce deforestation, following the signing of a landmark agreement worth an estimated $180 million.
Read moreEmergent has strengthened and broadened the expertise of its board with the appointments of two highly experienced new board members, Joaquim Levy, former Minister of Finance for Brazil and Werner Baumann, former CEO of Bayer.
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