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ProjectHabitatCountryState/provinceResponsible organizationContact nameContact emailLinkNotesActive Aqua related - integrated/associated aquaculture/abandoned ponds mentionedFocus on mangrove planting, natural restoration, or conservation
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Blue Amazon EarthmangrovesBrazil and GlobalBlue Amazon EarthDerek Fearshttps://www.blueamazon.earth/#contacthttps://www.blueamazon.earth/Focuses on intensifying low-input extensive and semi-intensive whiteleg shrimp farms located in the mangrove belt.

By increasing production efficiency, these farms can allocate part of their land footprint for mangrove restoration, ultimately boosting income through enhanced shrimp yields and blue carbon credits.		YesYesnatural restoration
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Mangrove restoration project in Wenchang and Changjiang, HainanmangrovesChinaHainanThird Institute of Oceanography, Ministry of Natural Resources, China;
SEE Foundation		Dr. Guangcheng Chen; Ms. Jing Wanggc.chen@tio.org.cn;
wangjing@see.org.cn		https://registry.verra.org/app/projectDetail/VCS/3897Aims to increase carbon sequestration and contribute to local sustainable development by planting trees on degraded mangrove ecosystem.Yesplanting
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Zhanjiang Mangrove Afforestation ProjectmangrovesChinaGuangdongThird Institute of Oceanography, Ministry of Natural Resources & Climate Bridge (Shanghai) Ltd.Dr. Guangcheng Chen; Mao Lingc.chen@tio.org.cn, guangcheng@live.cn; lin.mao@climatebridge.comhttps://registry.verra.org/app/projectDetail/VCS/2343The project aim is to increase carbon sequestration and contribute to local sustainable development by planting mangroves on the degraded mangrove habitats.Yesplanting
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HAINAN LINGSHUI MANGROVE BLUE CARBON PROJECTmangrovesChinaHainanLingshui County Forestry Bureau, HainanUnknownUnknownThe goals of the project are to increase the mangrove area and the forest coverage rate so as to protect, sustain and recover the integrity, stability and consecutiveness of local wetland ecosystem.Yes
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Million Mangroves - Planting new mangroves to extend a nature reservemangrovesChinaGuangdongClimate Impact Partnerssolutions@naturalcapitalpartners.comhttps://millionmangroves.com/the-projectsThis project extends that critical ecosystem by planting up to 400 hectares of new mangroves, restoring the degraded areas.Yesplanting
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The North Star Shrimp InitiativemangrovesEcuador & ThailandGuayas & TrangThe Nature ConservancyAntonio Santa Martaa.santamarta@tnc.org
https://www.nature.org/en-us/what-we-do/our-priorities/provide-food-and-water-sustainably/food-and-water-stories/north-star-shrimp/
Through the North Star Shrimp Initiative, The Nature Conservancy (TNC) is working directly with farmers, feed producers, distributors, retailers, policymakers and financial institutions to build a stronger, more sustainable shrimp industry. It is built on a successful pilot which reduced carbon emissions and is now being scaled up in Ecuador and Thailand. It's approach is tailored to each geography, accounting for local environmental priorities, the industry’s growth trajectory, social and economic concerns and existing regulatory frameworks. Interventions include one or more of the following - 1) Reducing On-Farm emissions, 2) Improving Shrimp Feed, and 3) Investing in Mangrove Restoration.

Utilising one percent of the return of the shrimp sold, the North Star Shrimp Initiative invests in mangrove restoration, and helps create local jobs in conservation. The initiative takes advantage of regulations that allow community stewardship of mangrove areas, with the investment providing the financial support.		YesYesboth planting and the removal barriers to natural restoration

TNC is also looking to support mangrove conservation through Ecuadorian AUSCM
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Mangroves for climate: Public, Private and Community Partnerships for Mitigation and Adaptation in EcuadormangrovesEcuadorUnknownConservation InternationalDane Klingerdklinger@conservation.orghttps://www.greenclimate.fund/project/fp235The project engages local communities and the private sector in the restoration and sustainable management of mangrove areas. The project will strengthen community-based mangrove management while enhancing the local population’s resilience by improving livelihoods. Furthermore, the project will support shrimp aquaculture farms to adopt practices and production standards that require the elimination of deforestation and active reforestation in coastal and mangrove areas, via results-based payments, and by strengthening governance structures.YesYesnot known
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Green-Gray Infrastructure - Climate Smart ShrimpmangrovesEcuadornot knownConservation InternationalDane Klingerdklinger@conservation.orghttps://www.conservation.org/projects/green-gray-infrastructureIncentivises mangrove restoration while providing the tools for shrimp farmers to sustainably produce more seafood - Integrated Mangrove aquacultureYesYesnatural restoration
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The Coastal Habitat Stewardship FundmangrovesEcuadornot knownASC, Conservation International and Ecuadorian Ministry of Environment, Water and Ecological TransitionWillem de Bruijn - Senior Director Markets & Communicationswillem.debruijn@asc-aqua.orghttps://asc-aqua.org/news/ecuador-mangrove-fund/YesYesnot known
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Haritha TheerammangrovesIndiaKerala/KollamHELP FoundationProf Peter Pradeephelpfoundationkerala@gmail.comhttps://www.facebook.com/groups/mangroveafforestationWetland Conservation - Paravur Lake

HELP sees environment from the perspective of a subject that needs nurture and care. In its activities, HELP strives to protect the ecosystem around wetlands, so that the water body can be conserved, which will eventually lead to the restoration of the ecosystem around it.		YesNo, but involves fishersconservation, planting
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Jeevikkanam AshtamudimangrovesIndiaKerala/KollamHELP FoundationProf Peter Pradeephelpfoundationkerala@gmail.comhttps://www.facebook.com/groups/mangroveafforestationWetland Conservation - Ashtamudi Lake

HELP sees environment from the perspective of a subject that needs nurture and care. In its activities, HELP strives to protect the ecosystem around wetlands, so that the water body can be conserved, which will eventually lead to the restoration of the ecosystem around it.		YesNo, but involves fishersconservation, planting
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Coastal Systems Research - Integrated Mangrove Fishery Farming SystemmangrovesIndiaAndhra PradeshMS Swaminathan Research Foundation-MSSR FoundationDr. R. Ramasubramanian PhD, Senior Fellowhttps://www.mssrf.org/contact-us/

ramasubramanian@mssrf.res.in		https://www.mssrf.org/programmes/coastal-system-research/Integrated Mangrove Fishery Farming System - mangroves fisheries/crab productionYesYesUnknown
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Coastal Systems Research -Socio-Economic and Livelihood Assessment of Communities living in and around Kolleru Wildlife Sanctuary, Andhra PradeshmangrovesIndiaAndhra PradeshMS Swaminathan Research Foundation-MSSR FoundationDr. R. Ramasubramanian PhD, Senior Fellowhttps://www.mssrf.org/contact-us/

ramasubramanian@mssrf.res.in		https://www.mssrf.org/ongoing-projects/socio-economic-and-livelihood-assessment-of-communities-living-in-and-around-kolleru-wildlife-sanctuary-andhra-pradesh/Focus on freshwater wetlands

Objectives Summary:

Assess the socio-economic status of communities in the study area;
Analyze gender-specific livelihood opportunities within the communities;
Study land use/land cover patterns and spatial-temporal changes using remote sensing and GIS;
Examine community access to government schemes;
Estimate the impact of the Supreme Court's aquaculture ban on the livelihoods of the community in the study area.		YesYesnot applicable
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Coastal Systems Research - Establishment and Management of Mangrove Bio-shield along the Chennai coast, Tamil NadumangrovesIndiaTamil NaduMS Swaminathan Research Foundation-MSSR FoundationDr. R. Ramasubramanian PhD, Senior Fellowhttps://www.mssrf.org/contact-us/

ramasubramanian@mssrf.res.in		https://www.mssrf.org/ongoing-projects/establishment-and-management-of-mangrove-bio-shield-along-the-chennai-coast-tamil-nadu/Objectives Summary:

Strengthen the resilience of coastal areas against natural disasters through mangrove bioshields;
Increase carbon sequestration, as mangroves store large amounts of carbon and provide shelter to fauna, including birds; and,
Enhance fishery resources and improve sustainable livelihoods for coastal communities.		YesNoUnknown
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Coastal Systems Research - Management of Mangrove Restored Area near NTPC TamilNadu Energy Company Limited (NTECL)mangrovesIndiaTamil NaduMS Swaminathan Research Foundation-MSSR FoundationDr. R. Ramasubramanian PhD, Senior Fellowhttps://www.mssrf.org/contact-us/

ramasubramanian@mssrf.res.in		https://www.mssrf.org/ongoing-projects/management-of-mangrove-restored-area-nearntpc-tamilnadu-energy-company-limitedntecl/Project Objectives and Expected Outputs Summary:

Objectives:

Maintain canals through desilting and replacing causalities to improve survival rates of mangroves.

Expected Outputs:

Restore 15.1 hectares of degraded mangroves with a high sapling survival rate; and,
Ensure natural regeneration of saplings in the restored area, leading to a denser mangrove cover.		YesNoUnknown
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Coastal Systems Research - Conservation and sustainable management of coastal ecosystems for increased resilience to climate change in Cuddalore District, Tamil Nadu, IndiamangrovesIndiaTamil NaduMS Swaminathan Research Foundation-MSSR FoundationDr. R. Ramasubramanian PhD, Senior Fellowhttps://www.mssrf.org/contact-us/

ramasubramanian@mssrf.res.in		https://www.mssrf.org/ongoing-projects/conservation-and-sustainable-management-of-coastal-ecosystems-for-increased-resilience-to-climate-change-in-cuddalore-district-tamil-nadu-india/Objectives Summary:

Increase awareness about the importance of mangroves for ecological and livelihood security of coastal communities;
Establish nature clubs in schools to help children understand the value of natural resources and conservation;
Restore and protect mangroves in the Cuddalore region, involving stakeholders to mitigate the impacts of climate change.		YesNoUnknown
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Coastal Systems Research - Conservation and sustainable management of coastal ecosystems for increased resilience to climate change in Nellore District, Andhra Pradesh, IndiamangrovesIndiaAndhra PradeshMS Swaminathan Research Foundation-MSSR FoundationDr. R. Ramasubramanian PhD, Senior Fellowhttps://www.mssrf.org/contact-us/

ramasubramanian@mssrf.res.in		https://www.mssrf.org/ongoing-projects/conservation-and-sustainable-management-of-coastal-ecosystems-for-increased-resilience-to-climate-change-in-nellore-district-andhra-pradesh-india/Objectives Summary:

Restore the coastal watershed and catchment functionality in Vattambedukuppam to improve ecosystem services;
Increase the water-holding capacity of the lake through desiltation in Vattambedukuppam village;
Establish mangrove and non-mangrove bio-shields along the lake's edges;
Restore seagrass beds in Pulicat Lake;
Deploy artificial reefs in the nearshore waters near Pulicat Lake to boost fishery resources for artisanal fishers.		YesNoUnknown
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Combining Ecology & Communities for Biodiverse, Sustainable Forests (CBEMR)mangrovesIndiaMangrove Action ProjectAlfredo Quarto
Dominic Wodehouse
Dylan Skeffington		alfredo@mangroveactionproject.org
dominic@mangroveactionproject.org
dskeffington@mangroveactionproject.org		https://mangroveactionproject.org/mangrove-restoration/Natural mangrove restoration, including of abandoned pondsYesYesnatural restoration
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India Sundarbans Mangrove RestorationmangrovesIndianot known - assume West BengalEnvironmental Studies and Wetland Management (IESWM), Foundation Nature Environment and Wildlife Society & UNIQUE forestry and land use GmbHUNIQUE forestry and land use GmbHunique@unique-landuse.dehttps://registry.verra.org/mymodule/ProjectDoc/Project_ViewFile.asp?FileID=16745&IDKEY=iiquwesdfmnk0iei23nnm435oiojnc909dsflk9809adlkmlkfl23091355The project aims to work closely with local population to replant more than 16 million mangroves in degraded areas.Yes - crediting periodplanting
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INDIA (Sundarbans): 16 million mangrove trees to protect local communitiesmangrovesIndiaWest BengalLivelihood Funds - c/o the local NGO NEWS and FFRMNEWS - contact@naturewildlife.orgNEWS - https://naturewildlife.org/
FFRM - https://www.ffem.fr/en		https://livelihoods.eu/portfolio/news-india/#:~:text=Launched%20in%202011%2C%20the%20project,homes%20and%20farmlands%20from%20flooding.Integrating the conservation of the new mangrove plantations with sustainable agriculture, fishing and livestock. The “Sustainable Integrated Crop Farming and Livestock Management”Yesplanting
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Participatory Mangrove Afforestation & Restoration in the west coast of IndiamangrovesIndiaMaharashtraValue Network Ventures Advisory Services Pte. Ltd & India Foundation for Humanistic Development (IFHD)Mr. Sandeep Roy Choudhury, Director, VNV Advisory
Venkat Raman, Chief Operating Officer IFHD		sandeep@vnvadvisory.com
info@ifhd.in		https://vnvadvisory.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/Mangrove-Afforestation-_-Restoration-in-India-24.9.20_compressed.pdfThe project aims to restore degraded mangrove habitat through afforestation/ reforestation activities in optimal planting sites identified within degraded mangrove habitats.Yesplanting
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Protecting and restoring the natural ecosystems of India’s coastal zone to strengthen the climate resilience of coastal communities.mangrovesIndiaMaharashtraGreen Climate Fund; UNDP, Ministry of Environment, Forests and Climate ChangeGreen Climate Fund, UNDP,https://www.greenclimate.fund/project/fp084https://www.greenclimate.fund/project/fp084#documentsThis project will strengthen the climate resilience of coastal communities by protecting and restoring India’s natural ecosystems such as mangroves and seagrass, which are essential for buffering against storm surges. The project will also support climate-adaptive livelihoods and value chains to increase the climate resilience of these coastal communities.Yesnatural restoration and planting
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Participatory Mangrove Afforestation & Restoration in the west coast of IndiamangrovesIndiaKarnatakaValue Network Ventures Advisory Services Pte. Ltd & India Foundation for Humanistic Development (IFHD)Mr. Sandeep Roy Choudhury, Director, VNV Advisory
Venkat Raman, Chief Operating Officer IFHD		sandeep@vnvadvisory.com
info@ifhd.in		https://vnvadvisory.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/Mangrove-Afforestation-_-Restoration-in-India-24.9.20_compressed.pdfThe project aims to restore degraded mangrove habitat through afforestation/ reforestation activities in optimal planting sites identified within degraded mangrove habitatsYesplanting
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Participatory Mangrove Afforestation & Restoration in the west coast of IndiamangrovesIndiaAndhra PradeshValue Network Ventures Advisory Services Pte. Ltd & India Foundation for Humanistic Development (IFHD)Mr. Sandeep Roy Choudhury, Director, VNV Advisory
Venkat Raman, Chief Operating Officer IFHD		sandeep@vnvadvisory.com
info@ifhd.in		https://vnvadvisory.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/Mangrove-Afforestation-_-Restoration-in-India-24.9.20_compressed.pdfThe project aims to restore degraded mangrove habitat through afforestation/ reforestation activities in optimal planting sites identified within degraded mangrove habitatsYesplanting
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Participatory Mangrove Afforestation & Restoration in the west coast of IndiamangrovesIndiaOdishaValue Network Ventures Advisory Services Pte. Ltd & India Foundation for Humanistic Development (IFHD)Mr. Sandeep Roy Choudhury, Director, VNV Advisory
Venkat Raman, Chief Operating Officer IFHD		sandeep@vnvadvisory.com
info@ifhd.in		https://vnvadvisory.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/Mangrove-Afforestation-_-Restoration-in-India-24.9.20_compressed.pdfThe project aims to restore degraded mangrove habitat through afforestation/ reforestation activities in optimal planting sites identified within degraded mangrove habitatsYesplanting
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Protecting and restoring the natural ecosystems of India’s coastal zone to strengthen the climate resilience of coastal communities.mangrovesIndiaAndhra PradeshGreen Climate Fund; UNDP, Ministry of Environment, Forests and Climate ChangeGreen Climate Fund, UNDP,https://www.greenclimate.fund/project/fp084https://www.greenclimate.fund/project/fp084#documentsThis project will strengthen the climate resilience of coastal communities by protecting and restoring India’s natural ecosystems such as mangroves and seagrass, which are essential for buffering against storm surges. The project will also support climate-adaptive livelihoods and value chains to increase the climate resilience of these coastal communities.Yesboth
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Protecting and restoring the natural ecosystems of India’s coastal zone to strengthen the climate resilience of coastal communities.mangrovesIndiaOdishaGreen Climate Fund; UNDP, Ministry of Environment, Forests and Climate ChangeGreen Climate Fund, UNDP,https://www.greenclimate.fund/project/fp084https://www.greenclimate.fund/project/fp084#documentsThis project will strengthen the climate resilience of coastal communities by protecting and restoring India’s natural ecosystems such as mangroves and seagrass, which are essential for buffering against storm surges. The project will also support climate-adaptive livelihoods and value chains to increase the climate resilience of these coastal communities.Yesboth
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The Mangroves for Coastal Resilience ProjectmangrovesIndonesiaEast KalimantanIndonesian Environment Fund (IEF), Ministry of Environment and Forestry, Coordinating Ministry of Maritime and Investment Affairs, Peatland and Mangrove Restoration AgencyAndre Rodrigues de Aquino - team leaderThe project will support policy and institutional reforms as the foundation for more effective mangrove management, in parallel to large-scale rehabilitation of degraded and deforested mangrove areas, and the creation of improved livelihoods opportunities for coastal communities.Yesnot known
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Combining Ecology & Communities for Biodiverse, Sustainable Forests (CBEMR)mangrovesIndonesiaEast KalimantanMangrove Action ProjectAlfredo Quarto
Dominic Wodehouse
Dylan Skeffington		alfredo@mangroveactionproject.org
dominic@mangroveactionproject.org
dskeffington@mangroveactionproject.org		https://mangroveactionproject.org/mangrove-restoration/Natural mangrove restoration, including of abandoned pondsYesYesnatural restoration
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Mangrove Restoration and Coastal Greenbelt Protection in the East Coast of Aceh and North Sumatra Province, IndonesiamangrovesIndonesiaAcehLivelihoods Fund SICAF SIV (Livelihoods Fund) & UNIQUE forestry and land use GmbHUNIQUE forestry and land use GmbHunique@unique-landuse.dehttps://www.reddprojectsdatabase.org/view/project.php?id=547#:~:text=The%20project%20aims%20to%20replenish,honey%2C%20etc..).
https://registry.verra.org/app/projectDetail/CCB/1493		The project aims to replenish the mangroves by planting a suitable mixture of mangrove species and restoration of original hydraulic systems, recreating an ecosystem and foster generator of economic activity for communities (fish, crabs, shrimp extensive, honey, etc..Yesnatural restoration
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INDONESIA: mangroves revitalizing coastal villages with fishery & new businessesmangrovesIndonesiaSouth SumatraLivelihood Funds - c/o Yagusa and FFRMYagusuhttps://livelihoods.eu/contact/
https://yagasu.or.id/contact-us/
FFRM - https://www.ffem.fr/en		https://livelihoods.eu/portfolio/yagasu-indonesia/Verra accredited - two projects. 2nd project aims restore 5,000 additional hectares of mangroves, develop key economic opportunities for the local communities and sequester 2.5 million tons of carbon over 20 years.Yesplanting
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OKI REDD+mangrovesIndonesiaSouth SumatraJapan Asia Group Ltd;n/an/ahttps://ylforest.co.jp/en-top/en-redd/The project will reduce CO2 emissions by taking appropriate preventive measures for drivers and curbing the progress of deforestation. In addition, where there is an old aquaculture pond, the silvo fishery method will be used to plant trees while preventing leakage.YesYesplanting
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Million Mangroves - Working with local communities to build a climate-resilient mangrove systemmangrovesIndonesiaCentral KalimantanClimate Impact Partnerssolutions@naturalcapitalpartners.comhttps://millionmangroves.com/the-projectsWorking with local communities to incentivize the growth of new mangrove seedlings on the southern edge of the reserve, the Rimba Raya project is planting up to 100,000 saplings a year.Yesplanting
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The Mangroves for Coastal Resilience ProjectmangrovesIndonesiaSouth SulawesiIndonesian Environment Fund (IEF), Ministry of Environment and Forestry, Coordinating Ministry of Maritime and Investment Affairs, Peatland and Mangrove Restoration AgencyAndre Rodrigues de Aquino - team leaderThe project will support policy and institutional reforms as the foundation for more effective mangrove management, in parallel to large-scale rehabilitation of degraded and deforested mangrove areas, and the creation of improved livelihoods opportunities for coastal communities.Yesnot known
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CP PrimamangrovesIndonesiaLampungCP Primahttps://www.cpp.co.id/contact-ushttps://www.cpp.co.id/corporate-social-responsibility/mangrove-tree-plantingMangrove tree plantingYesplanting
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Kubu Raya MangrovesmangrovesIndonesiaWest KalimantanPlanet Indonesia c/o Forrest Conservation FundCharlotte Opal - FCF
Plant Indonesia		admin@planetindonesia.orghttps://www.planetindonesia.org/news/2022/8/1/press-release-strengthening-village-forest-management-for-mangrove-conservation-in-kubu-raya-coastal-areaCommunity-based, involves mangrove protection, livelihoods focus, restoring abandoned aquaculture pondsYesYesnatural restoration
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Building sustainable fisheries, in harmony with improving the welfare of coastal communitiesmangrovesIndonesiaWest Kalimantanblue ventures beyond conservation & Yayasan Pesisir Lestariblue ventures beyond conservation
Pesisir Lestari		info@blueventures.org
info@pesisirlestari.org		https://blog.blueventures.org/en/when-communities-get-together-protecting-the-mangroves-of-kubu-raya/Community-based approaches to coral reef and mangrove conservation. Interventions are customized to each context.Yes
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Padang Tikar LandscapemangrovesIndonesiaWest KalimantanIDH; SAMPAN; Ambarawa Village, Batu Ampar Village, Medan Mas Village, Nipah Panjang Village, Padang Tikar Satu Village, Sungai Besar Village, Sungai Jawi Village Tanjung Harapan Village, Tasik Malaya Village, Teluk Nibung Village, Bentang Kalimantan, South Polen/an/ahttps://www.idhsustainabletrade.com/news/indonesia-landscape-alternative-livelihoods/Under validation for Verra - The project consists of 10 'Village Forests', covering 76,370 hectares (ha), 58,672.7 ha of which is eligible for the reducing emissions from deforestation and forest degradation (REDD) project. Covers multiple habitats including coastal ones and mangroves.YesUnknown
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The Jawai Tangaran Coastal Mangrove and Mixed Forests EcosystemmangrovesIndonesiaWest KalimantanForest Conservation FundRachel Kent, Executive Directorrachel@fundforests.org https://www.fundforests.org/jawai-tangaran-coastal-mangrovePartnering with indigenous people and local communities to make supply chains Nature Positive.

How does it work?
 Companies sourcing commodities from forest landscapes donate to a central Forest Conservation Fund (FCF).
FCF vets and monitors local conservation and restoration projects, passing financing through to suppliers and communities protecting forests linked to the company’s supply chain.		YesYes - as partners with supply chain companies in mangrove restorationYes
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The Mangroves for Coastal Resilience ProjectmangrovesIndonesiaNorth SumatraIndonesian Environment Fund (IEF), Ministry of Environment and Forestry, Coordinating Ministry of Maritime and Investment Affairs, Peatland and Mangrove Restoration AgencyAndre Rodrigues de Aquino - team leaderUnknownThe project will support policy and institutional reforms as the foundation for more effective mangrove management, in parallel to large-scale rehabilitation of degraded and deforested mangrove areas, and the creation of improved livelihoods opportunities for coastal communities.Yesnot known
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Vibrant Coasts and DeltasmangrovesIndonesiaBantenWetlands InternationalApri Susanto Astraapriastra@wetlands.or.idhttps://indonesia.wetlands.org/our-approach/vibrant-coast-and-deltas/#read-moreRunning since 1998 and focused on the Pulau Dua Nature Reserve and supporting local communities to improve their livelihood; and advocate for the development of the Green Belt policy with the local government.Yesnot known
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Restoring mangrove ecosystems and supporting local livelihoodsmangrovesIndonesiaWest PapuaSea Trees by Sustainable Surf; Eden Projects.orghttps://sea-trees.org/pages/contact
info@edenprojects.org		https://sea-trees.org/pages/biakYesplanting
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Green-Gray Infrastructure - Climate Smart ShrimpmangrovesIndonesianot knownConservation International & Konservasi IndonesiaDane Klingerdklinger@conservation.orghttps://www.conservation.org/projects/green-gray-infrastructureIncentivizes mangrove restoration while providing the tools for shrimp farmers to sustainably produce more seafood - Integrated Mangrove aquacultureYesYesnatural restoration
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Unlocking knowledge on mangrove recovery, Guinea Bissau, Tanzania, Indonesia, Philippines, 2022-2023mangrovesIndonesianot knownWetlands International funded by the Turing FoundationWetlands Internationalpost@wetlands.orghttps://www.turingfoundation.org/kw_mangrove_uk.html#wetlands23Policy and research - Working with international, national and local partners on best practices, starting in Guinea Bissau, Tanzania, Indonesia and the Philippines. With these best practices they are helping governments create good mangrove policy at landscape level. This will be followed by developing a communication strategy to mobilize the global mangrove community, which will ultimately contribute towards more effective restoration of 30,000 hectares of mangrove area in ten countries.Yesnot known
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Mangrove Restoration and Reforestation (multiple projects) under Verra Verified Carbon Standard (VCS)mangrovesMyanmarseveralWorldview International Foundation - included under compensate - carbon offset site (https://www.compensate.com/).arne@worldview.foundationhttps://wif.foundation/ongoing-projectsWorldview cooperates with private and public partners in high-quality and cost-effective offsets of carbon footprints. Their specialty is mangrove restoration and conservation with livelihoods and sustainable community development. Their target is to plant 100 million mangrove trees by 2023. Projects under Verra's VCS standard.Yesplanting
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Combining Ecology & Communities for Biodiverse, Sustainable Forests (CBEMR)mangrovesMyanmarnot knownMangrove Action ProjectAlfredo Quarto
Dominic Wodehouse
Dylan Skeffington		alfredo@mangroveactionproject.org
dominic@mangroveactionproject.org
dskeffington@mangroveactionproject.org		https://mangroveactionproject.org/mangrove-restoration/Natural mangrove restoration, including of abandoned pondsYesYesnatural restoration
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Million Mangroves - Restoring coastal areas to support some of the communities most impacted by climate changemangrovesMyanmarnot knownClimate Impact Partnerssolutions@naturalcapitalpartners.comhttps://millionmangroves.com/the-projectsWorking with an international NGO that has been operating in the country since 2012, the project uses native mangrove species and works with local communities to deliver programmes for new income opportunities - bee keeping, coloring and tailoring clothes, and crab and clam farming. The project is registered as a Blue Carbon project under the Verified Carbon Standard.Yesnot known
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Delta Blue ProjectmangrovesPakistanSindh Indus DeltaIndus Delta Capital Private Limited and Forest and Wildlife Department of Government of SindhDelta Blue Carboninfo@deltabluecarbon.comhttps://deltabluecarbon.com/The largest mangrove forest restoration project in the world - works to protect the crucial mangrove ecosystem from these threats, sequester carbon, and preserve crucial peatland biodiversity. The project protects the existing 102,000 hectares of mangrove forests and is rehabilitating and restoring another 226,000 hectares of degraded and de-vegetated mangrove lands. A public-private partnership to restore the Sindh Indus Delta Region. Six years since its inception, the project has restored 73,000 ha of degraded mangrove forests, benefiting 43,000 locals and will sequester a total of over 127 million tCO2e over the project’s lifetime. Cited as an example and success story the COP 25 (Conference of Parties) meeting in Madrid. YesUnknownBoth planting and assisted natural restoration
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Climate Smart ShrimpmangrovesPhilippinesnot knownConservation International & Ocean Risk and Resilience Action AllianceOcean Risk and Resilience Action Alliancehttps://oceanriskalliance.org/contact/https://www.conservation.org/projects/green-gray-infrastructureIncentivises mangrove restoration while providing the tools for shrimp farmers to sustainably produce more seafood - Integrated Mangrove aquacultureYesYesnatural restoration
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Unlocking knowledge on mangrove recovery, Guinea Bissau, Tanzania, Indonesia, Philippines, 2022-2023mangrovesPhilippinesnot knownWetlands International funded by the Turing FoundationWetlands Internationalpost@wetlands.orghttps://www.turingfoundation.org/kw_mangrove_uk.html#wetlands23Policy and research - Working with international, national and local partners on best practices, starting in Guinea Bissau, Tanzania, Indonesia and the Philippines. With these best practices they are helping governments create good mangrove policy at landscape level. This will be followed by developing a communication strategy to mobilize the global mangrove community, which will ultimately contribute towards more effective restoration of 30,000 hectares of mangrove area in ten countries.Yesnot known
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CPF Grow-Share-Protect Mangrove Forestation ProjectmangrovesThailandChanthaburi, Chonburi, Chumphon, Krabi, Pattani, Phnag Nga, Prachuap Khiri Khan, Nakhon Si Thammarat, Pattani, Phetchaburi, Ranong, Rayong, Samut Prakan, Samut Songkhram, Songkhla, Surat Thani, Trang, TratCPFVorapong Iamtrakulvorapong.iam@cpf.co.thhttps://www.cpfworldwide.com/en/sustainability/project/forestMulti province, multi-stakeholder (including government, academic institutions, and civil society) focus on community engagement and stewardshipYesplanting
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Combining Ecology & Communities for Biodiverse, Sustainable Forests (CBEMR)mangrovesThailandKrabiMangrove Action ProjectAlfredo Quarto
Dominic Wodehouse
Dylan Skeffington		alfredo@mangroveactionproject.org
dominic@mangroveactionproject.org
dskeffington@mangroveactionproject.org		https://mangroveactionproject.org/mangrove-restoration/Natural mangrove restoration, including of abandoned pondsYesYesnatural restoration
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Combining Ecology & Communities for Biodiverse, Sustainable Forests (CBEMR)mangrovesThailandTrangMangrove Action ProjectAlfredo Quarto
Dominic Wodehouse
Dylan Skeffington		alfredo@mangroveactionproject.org
dominic@mangroveactionproject.org
dskeffington@mangroveactionproject.org		https://mangroveactionproject.org/mangrove-restoration/Natural mangrove restoration, including of abandoned pondsYesYesnatural restoration
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Selva ShrimpmangrovesVietnamnot knownBlueyouBlueyouinfo@blueyou.comhttps://blueyou.com/selva-shrimp-vietnamIntegrated mangrove culture - mangrove protectionYesYesnot known
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Global Fund to Support the Implementation and Upscaling of Ecosystem-based AdaptationmangrovesGlobalGlobal EbA Fund IUCN, UNEP, German government, International Climate Iniativehttps://globalebafund.org/about/contact/
EbAFund@iucn.org		Supports projects that contribute to an enabling environment for the implementation of ecosystem-based adaptation to climate change and ultimately aligns with the Friends of EBA EbA Qualification Criteria & Quality StandardsYes
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