Based in the Yucatán Peninsula, Mexico, Invert’s three, high-quality IFM projects support knowledge transfer to traditional landowners and build community capacity for long-term sustainable forest management practices and the responsible harvest of wood products. By evolving their relationship with the forest, the Ejidos are safeguarding a diversified and ongoing revenue stream through the sale of carbon credits. Within this scope, credits are generated under the Climate Action Reserve’s (CAR) Mexico Forest Protocol 3.0, which issues credits for activities that increase forest carbon stocks, including reforestation, restoration, agroforestry, urban forestry, and improved forest management. Credits generated under this protocol meet the Reserve’s high standards of being real, additional, quantifiable, permanent, and enforceable.
High-quality carbon credits comprise more than the avoidance or removal of carbon in the atmosphere. These projects also provide a long-term (30 years or more, or 100 years in the case of Invert’s Mexico projects) commitment to supporting the economic and social infrastructure of local communities. Investment in these projects through the purchase of carbon credits provides a secure and equitable revenue stream that has the potential to transform the economic future of thousands of individuals while providing a clear pathway toward achieving global climate goals.
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