Nature in Action: Project Showcase

✔ Explore high-integrity nature-based carbon projects and programmes

✔ Hear directly from project developers and representatives through webinar recordings

✔ Gain practical insights into project quality, integrity, implementation, and procurement considerations

About this Resource Hub

The Core Carbon Principles (CCPs) are a global benchmark for high-integrity carbon credits developed by the Integrity Council for the Voluntary Carbon Market (ICVCM). CCPs consists of ten fundamental, science-based principles for identifying high-quality carbon credits that create real, verifiable climate impact.

This Resource Hub showcases nature-based carbon projects developed under CCP-approved standards and methodologies. It is designed to help buyers explore real-world examples of high-integrity supply through project profiles, webinar recordings, and additional resources.

Through this hub, you can

Explore

Featured CCP-approved nature-based carbon projects and programmes.

Watch

Project showcase webinar recordings featuring project representatives.

Learn

Practical insights on integrity, implementation, and procurement considerations.

High-integrity projects are essential for delivering credible climate, nature, and community outcomes. By bringing together project information, webinar recordings, and practical resources, this hub aims to help buyers better understand how project integrity is assessed and demonstrated in practice.

Explore and learn more about our featured CCP projects below

  • Veracruz, Mexico
  • Project name: Ejido La Selva
  • Ejido La Selva is a community-led forest carbon project in Veracruz, Mexico, developed with Bioforestal to improve forest management, increase carbon storage, protect biodiversity and water resources, and support local well-being. The project applies the Climate Action Reserve’s Mexico Forest Protocol Version 3.0 methodology for Improved Forest Management.

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Projects featured in this showcase have been selected based on their eligibility under CCP-approved methodologies. This provides a consistent and transparent basis for project selection and should not be interpreted as an assessment of the quality of projects not featured in the series or those that have not received CCP labels.

 
The Nature in Action Project Showcase does not independently assess project quality. Rather, the CCP framework is used as a common reference point for identifying projects included in the showcase.
 

This Resource Hub is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. The information provided herein is intended to offer general insights into Nature-Based Solutions and nature-based carbon projects. It is not a substitute for professional financial, legal, or other advice tailored to individual circumstances.
Investing in Nature-Based Solutions and participating in voluntary carbon markets involves risks. The value and performance of projects may be affected by a variety of factors, including market conditions, regulatory changes, and project performance. Potential investors and buyers should conduct their own due diligence and consider seeking advice from qualified professionals before making any investment or procurement decisions.