Africa > Community leaders slam investigation process that led to REDD voluntary carbon project suspension

Community leaders slam investigation process that led to REDD voluntary carbon project suspension

Published 17:46 on March 19, 2024  /  Last updated at 18:01 on March 19, 2024  / Paddy Gourlay /  Africa, Americas, EMEA, Nature-based, US, Voluntary

Community leaders of a Kenyan REDD avoided deforestation voluntary carbon project that was mired by a sexual offences scandal have sternly rebuked the handling of the investigation, alleging disgruntled former employees were offered cash to make statements that were embellished to suit the narrative.
Community leaders of a Kenyan REDD avoided deforestation voluntary carbon project that was mired by a sexual offences scandal have sternly rebuked the handling of the investigation, alleging disgruntled former employees were offered cash to make statements that were embellished to suit the narrative.


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