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Aprosacao Reforestation Project: community reforestation and agroforestry with small-scale cocoa farmers in Honduras.
Honduras
Certification: Gold Standard
Progress
Size
Micro scale
Tons of CO2 captured
1050
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Sustainable Development Goals
How it works
The Aprosacao Reforestation Project is a community project implemented in small-scale farms in Olancho region, Honduras. It aims at bringing multiple social and environmental benefits by restoring forest cover in pastures and degraded areas. The project area is close to the poor buffer zone of the biodiversity hotspot: the Patuca National Park. The farmers will plant timber trees on their own land, following various models (agroforestry with cocoa, pure stand, sylvopasture), and will benefit from trees‘ sustainable products (timber and others NTP when possible) and ecosystems services (as soil enrichment, water regulation, limitation of erosion, beneficial insects, humidity, etc.). The Aprosacao cooperative project team will deliver seedlings free of charge, assist farmers with trainings, monitoring, maintenance, timber value chain development, market access, plantation registration and access to land ownership.
2000
Hectares saved
200
People involved
15
Protected animal species
5
Preserved plant species