Projects
The Credible Carbon regsitry focus on African projects that save carbon and reduce poverty. All projects registered with the Credible Carbon are independently audited by internationally recognised experts to check both the amount of actual carbon savings and the impact on poverty.
The registry accounts for all credits supplied by projects and all sales of these credits.
The COMACO project seeks to alleviate pressure on Zambia’s natural resources by promoting conservation agriculture and alley-cropping for food production in rural communities.
| This project supports the installation of solar water heaters, compact fluorescent lighting, a cooking option using LP Gas, solar cookers and/or gelfuel, and electricity generation for households in Welbedacht, KwaZulu-Natal.
| Low carbon housing in Cato Manor as part of South Africa's climate adaptation for COP17.
| Greenpop use trees to build social bridges and transform communities in a novel and remarkable way. PACE supported the planting of 1,100 indigenous and fruit bearing trees in Manenberg, outside Cape Town in exchange for the carbon sequestrated by these trees.
| By sorting and selling the recycled waste the project has created employment and entrepreneurship opportunities for residents of Imizamo Yethu township in Hout Bay.
| This project involves households displacing coal, wood, paraffin and dung fuel sources with bioethanol gel (a by-product of the local sugarcane industry).
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