US EditionEverland Launches $50M Outcome Bond To Fund Amazon Forest Conservation - Universe News Network
- On April 30, 2025, Everland launched a $50 million outcome bond in New York City to finance Indigenous-led Amazon forest conservation projects.
- This initiative arose to mobilize large-scale funding because early-stage capital access often blocks community-led REDD+ project development.
- The bond will support 20 community-led projects certified by the Equitable Earth Standard within priority Jaguar Corridor landscapes established by Panthera.
- These 40-year projects expect to generate over $1 billion from high-integrity carbon credits, which require fair revenue sharing with Indigenous and traditional communities.
- This financing model aims to sustain Indigenous stewardship, advance global climate goals, and promote equitable investment in vital ecosystems and communities.
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Everland in partnership with BNP Paribas announces $50 million capital markets initiative to launch first Indigenous-led Amazon forest conservation projects under Equitable Earth Standard
Designed to mobilize billions of dollars for forest communities and conservation, this initiative aims to drive action on global goals for climate, nature and sustainable development
Everland Launches $50M Outcome Bond To Fund Amazon Forest Conservation - Universe News Network
Everland, with backing from BNP Paribas and international advocacy group Global Citizen, has announced a landmark $50 million outcome bond to support large-scale, Indigenous- and community-led forest conservation in the Amazon. Unveiled at the Global Citizen NOW summit in New York, the initiative aligns with the new Equitable Earth Standard and will fund 20 REDD+ projects across high-priority landscapes—particularly within Panthera’s Jaguar Corr…
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