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Conversion of intensive agricultural systems to dynamic agroforestry systems for sustainable cocoa production in Ecuador
Ecuador
Certification: Gold Standard
Progress
Size
Micro scale
Tons of CO2 captured
9125
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Sustainable Development Goals
How it works
The project Conversion of Intensive Cocoa Systems to Dynamic Agroforestry Systems DAF in Ecuador aims to transform conventional cocoa systems to free exposure and other crops. This will be carried out using Dynamic Agroforestry Systems (DAF) in small cocoa plots in different regions of Ecuador, benefiting approximately 600 associated producers in the UNOCACE (Unión de Organizaciones Campesinas Cacaotereas, in Spanish, cooperative). This system makes it possible to increase the productivity of cocoa cultivation and diversify production through the introduction of timber trees and food crops. In addition, it generates increased income for producers through the sale of organic cocoa and the production is more stable.
2000
Hectares saved
200
People involved
15
Protected animal species
5
Preserved plant species