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 moreEmergent has appointed Dr. Naoko Ishii to its board of directors, where she joins a global group of experts who provide strategic advice and oversight for the U.S. based non-profit that coordinates the LEAF Coalition.
Read moreThe participants of the LEAF Coalition are pleased to release their perspective on Article 6 negotiations at COP26.
Read moreThe world’s forests are disappearing. Science tells us that if we don’t reverse deforestation in the next decade – in addition to taking urgent action to decarbonize our economies – our climate goals will be out of reach.
Read moreThe LEAF Coalition today announced that it has mobilized $1 billion USD for countries and states committed to increasing ambition to protect tropical and sub-tropical forests and reduce deforestation.
Read moreAs the world reaches for solutions to meet globally-agreed targets for climate, biodiversity, and land degradation, the LEAF Coalition has received more than 30 proposals by sub-national governments that together encompass over half a billion hectares of forest.
Read moreToday, Delta Air Lines and PwC announced their participation in the LEAF Coalition
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