• Potential of carbon credit trading market in Ca Mau
  • Exporting forest carbon credits: Untapped potential
  • Testing the feasibility of green carbon credits
  • Potential launch of carbon credit sales

Attending the workshop were Mr. Nguyen Van Hoa, Head of the Union of Friendship Organizations of Ca Mau province; Mr. Tran Duc Manh, Manager of the International Children's Aid Project, representatives of local authorities and more than 60 households from Dat Moi and Tam Giang communes.

Delegates attending the workshop.

Speaking at the opening of the workshop, Mr. Nguyen Van Hoa highly appreciated the activities of Save the Children and experts in the study of environmental impact assessment of livestock farming under forest canopy. Thereby, sharing strategies to protect mangrove forests and create livelihoods for coastal people.

The workshop also created conditions for people to share the advantages and difficulties in raising livestock under the forest canopy, and at the same time guided people to implement the model of raising livestock to sell carbon credits. The goal is to combat climate change and increase the number of trees planted to absorb carbon. Because according to experts, mangrove forests have a great ability to absorb carbon . On average, 1 hectare of forest can absorb 8 tons of carbon/year.

Experts share experiences at the workshop.

The workshop aims to preserve and protect forests and the environment by guiding people to participate in carbon credit sales projects and implement sustainable production models under the mangrove canopy.

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