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BLUE CARBON 
in the VIP Philippines

The Program consists of the development and creation of financial structure for Marine Protected Areas, notably a blended-finance approach, in order to protect more than 30,000 ha of coral reefs in the Coral Triangle, in the Philippines. It is a partnership between local actors and governments, as well as international stakeholders, in which a broad approach will be put in place for the protection of the coral reefs, mangroves, and seagrasses in the Philippines. The program localization involves two major areas: Verde Island Passage MPA network, Calamian Island MPA network, and Tañon Strait MPA network. It is located in a biodiversity hot-spot and will positively impact mangroves, coral reefs and seagrasses on a remarkable region in Western Pacific Ocean, namely the Coral Triangle.

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GOALS

Protection of more than 30'000 ha of mangroves, coral reefs and seagrasses

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LOCATION

Coral Triangle, Philippines

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TYPE

Conservation, Restoration and Sylvo-aquaculture

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SOCIAL

IMPACTS

  • Job generation, especially for women and coastal protection 

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ENVIRONMENTAL

IMPACTS

  • Combination of activities: nature-based tourism, blue carbon credits and development of sylvofisheries

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ECONOMIC

IMPACTS

  • Protection of one of the most biodiverse ecossytems in the world

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