Nepal becomes the first Asian country to sign an agreement to receive finance from LEAF, an innovative global public-private initiative comprising over 30 major companies and the governments of Norway, United Kingdom, United States and Republic of Korea.
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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.
Find out moreEmergent is seeking the services of a consultant/team of consultants to undertake an assessment of the Vietnam Forest Protection and Development Fund (VNFF).
Read moreKenya has become the second African nation to sign a Letter of Intent (LOI) to supply high-integrity emissions reductions and removals credits to the LEAF Coalition.
Read moreProposals from Bolivia and the Colombian Department of Chocó have the potential toincrease forest protection across 16 million hectares of tropical forest as new window opens for Forest Governments to submit proposals to the LEAF Coalition
Read moreA total of six new agreements with forest nations and states were announced today at COP27 by the LEAF Coalition, the public-private initiative, which aims to end tropical deforestation: Amapá, Amazonas, Mato Grosso, Pará, Costa Rica and Nepal
Read moreAmapá, Amazonas, Mato Grosso and Pará have become the first Brazilian states to sign Letters of Intent to supply emissions reductions credits to the LEAF Coalition.
Read moreThe LEAF Coalition today announced it has increased the total amount of financial commitments for the purchase of high-integrity emissions reductions credits to over USD $1.5 billion.
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