The Congo Basin: The Planet's Second Green Lung
With 3.7 million km² of tropical forests, the Congo Basin is the world's second largest tropical forest — and a carbon reservoir of global significance.
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Carbon Blog
Carbon market analysis for Cameroon and the Congo Basin.
Carbon Markets in Cameroon: A Practical Guide
How to develop, certify, and monetize a carbon project in Cameroon — the complete guide to the regulatory framework, applicable standards, and authorization process.
Read moreREDD+ in Central Africa: Opportunities and Challenges
Central Africa hosts ideal conditions for REDD+ projects. Here's why the region is attracting global investors — and what obstacles remain to overcome.
Read moreArticle 6 in Central Africa: Cameroon's Position and What It Means for Buyers
Cameroon sits at the heart of Africa's largest forest — and its Article 6 framework is taking shape. Here's how it compares to Kenya and Uganda.
Read moreDRC Establishes the Lumière Carbon Registry — What Project Developers Need to Know
The Democratic Republic of Congo has formally created the Lumière National Carbon Registry and a Carbon Market Regulatory Authority. A legal turning point — but a local NGO is raising red flags about implementation risks.
Read moreREDD+ from Congo Basin to East Africa: A Regional Forest Credit Market
Cameroon's Congo Basin forests, Kenya's savanna corridors and Uganda's mountain ecosystems form a natural regional carbon market. Here's how they connect.
Read moreCameroon–Switzerland Article 6.2: The Country's First Bilateral Carbon Agreement Moves Toward Implementation
Cameroon has signed an Article 6.2 agreement with Switzerland enabling the bilateral transfer of carbon credits — the first of its kind for Cameroon, and a significant signal for project developers operating in the country's Congo Basin forests.
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