Gold Standard reforestation projects

The Gold Standard reforestation projects the hub holds, each with its sources linked.

Regions and countries

The hub's profiled projects and the registry entries are counted together. An entry that names several countries is counted under each.

Africa7
Africa
CountryEntries
DR Congo1
Egypt1
Ethiopia2
Ghana1
Togo1
Uganda1
Asia and the Pacific4
Asia and the Pacific
CountryEntries
China2
India1
Timor-Leste1
Latin America and the Caribbean10
Latin America and the Caribbean
CountryEntries
Bolivia1
Colombia2
Costa Rica1
Honduras1
Nicaragua1
Panama3
Peru1
Other regions1
Other regions
CountryEntries
United States1

Projects

Brujula Verde

High-integrity savanna restoration in the Colombian Orinoco

Chestnut Sustainable Restoration Project

Native forest restored on marginal agricultural land across the Southeastern United States, as an afforestation project on the Gold Standard registry.

EcoMakala-Virunga

WWF-led tree plantations supplying legal, sustainable charcoal to relieve deforestation pressure on Virunga National Park.

Humbo Assisted Natural Regeneration

Described by World Vision as Africa's first forestry project to earn UN-administered carbon credits, restoring degraded hillsides above Lake Abaya.

Kikonda Forest Reserve Reforestation

Reforestation of a central Ugandan forest reserve in the Kafu river catchment, with over eight million trees established.

ProjectTogo

A long-running Gold Standard certified afforestation programme restoring degraded land across three regions of Togo.

SEKEM Tree Project

Described by SEKEM as the first Gold Standard certified project in Egypt and the Middle East, on a single desert-reclamation farm.

Also listed in the registries