Catona Climate has entered into an agreement with Microsoft for the purchase of 350,000 tons of credits to achieve a carbon phase-out in Kenya. This project, designed and managed in partnership withTrees for the Futurereflects Microsoft’s commitment to environmental sustainability and its ambition to achieve a negative carbon footprint by 2030.
Located in Homa Bay, near Lake Victoria, the agroforestry project collaborates with 15,000 local farmers. Through the creation of forest gardens, which integrate trees, shrubs and crops at different levels, the project not only improves agricultural yields without resorting to chemicals, but also combating deforestation, biodiversity loss and the adverse effects of droughtwhile providing stable income and food security to the community.
Improvement and revitalization of degraded lands by agroforestry.
[post_relacionado]Tim McLellan of Trees for the Future highlights the importance of the partnership with Catona y Microsoftrecognizing the value of joining forces with leaders in the climate fight. This project is a testament to the potential of nature-based solutions torevitalize degraded lands and improve the lives of farming communities through sustainable agroforestry practices.
The agroforestry initiative in Kenya is a prime example of the quality solutions that make up the Catona Climate portfolio. These ideas are developed through a strong network of implementation partners and in collaboration with corporate buyers such as Microsoft, these solutions reflect a joint commitment to positive environmental impact and effective climate action.
Proposals for a sustainable future for large companies with Catona Climate
Rob Lee, director of Catona Climate, emphasizes the essentiality of carbon removal on the path to the Paris Agreement goals. Through the identification, design and financing of agroforestry projects, Catona seeks to facilitate corporations like Microsoft in their mission towards a sustainable future, highlighting the importance of collaboration to achieve significant impact.
Microsoft’s Brian Marrs highlights the added value of projects such as the agroforestry project in Kenya, which promote biodiversity and have a positive impact on local communities. This partnership with Catona allows Microsoft to enrich its environmental impact with projects that have tangible benefits for both the planet and local populations.
Climate commitments for carbon elimination
Catona Climate, as a leader in climate finance, is dedicated to turning corporate climate commitments into concrete action. Through nature-based carbon projects, they work to combat the climate crisis by promoting a just and equitable transition to an emission-free future. The company is recognized for its leadership in industry groups focused on accelerating global climate action.
The collaboration between Catona Climate and Microsoft underscores the potential of strategic partnerships in promoting environmental sustainability and combating climate change. By joining forces, these organizations are establishing a model for how business can play a crucial role in the transition to a low-carbon economy, demonstrating that innovation and cooperation are key to addressing the environmental challenges of the 21st century.
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Source: catona.com | trees.org