Drawa Rainforest Conservation Project Vanua Levu, Fiji. Protecting 4,120 ha of lowland tropical rainforest (1,548 ha eligible for carbon accounting), on land owned by 8 Fijian clans. The project reduces 18,800 tonnes of CO2 emissions annually, and is certified to the Plan Vivo Standard.
Loru Rainforest Conservation Project Espiritu Santo, Vanuatu. Protecting 293 ha of coastal rainforest, owned by the Serakar clan of eastern Santo. The project has reduced 2,442 tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions annually since January 2013, and is certified to the Plan Vivo Carbon Standard.
Babatana Rainforest Project Choiseul, Solomon Islands. This is a 'grouped project' that initially protects 850 Ha of rainforest belonging to the Sirebe people, but which will be gradually expanded as new tribal groups join the project. Certification under Plan Vivo is planned for 2020.
