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Are Gabon's carbon credits a green superpower?

As an emergent nature-positive, carbon-negative green superpower, Gabon’s carbon credits can help shape a new path. Following the first tranche of 90 million carbon credits (the largest issuance ever), Gabon’s forests will continue to generate 50 million carbon credits annually with each credit supporting green and sustainable development.

Why is Gabon partnering with the Nature Conservancy?

To help meet its ambitious goals, Gabon is partnering with organizations, like The Nature Conservancy (TNC), who have the expertise to advise on science-based conservation and land-use plans and the creation of transformational, lasting protection initiatives.

Why is Gabon launching a green growth model?

Through the launch of its sovereign carbon credits, Gabon is pioneering a green growth model that connects carbon markets to nature-based solutions that deliver for both people and planet. The new model puts people at the heart of decarbonised green growth and forges a path forward that other African and rainforest nations can embrace.

Does Gabon have a PFP project?

At the December 2022 UN Biodiversity Conference in Montreal, Gabon announced its commitment to pursue a PFP project. The effort will support the protection of more than 24,000 square kilometers of forest, 8,000 square kilometers of ocean and 4,800 kilometers of river.

Why is Gabon a leader in biodiversity?

Gabon is committed to being a leader in this space and a model to others in Africa and around the world. “It is very crucial for the world to acknowledge the importance of biodiversity,” says Stanislas Stephen Mouba, director general for environmental protection in the Ministry of Environment of Gabon.

Is Gabon a conservation leader?

Determined to protect 30 percent of its terrestrial, freshwater and marine habitats, Gabon is emerging as a conservation leader. By Sarah Wakefield Adhya, Communications Manager, Protect Oceans, Lands and Waters | July 08, 2022 | Last updated February 08, 2024 | 8-minute read time Abundant wildlife Aerial image of Loango National Park.