Americas > Developer launches appeal after judge rules in favour of Indigenous people in case over large Peruvian REDD project

Developer launches appeal after judge rules in favour of Indigenous people in case over large Peruvian REDD project

Published 17:55 on December 22, 2024  /  Last updated at 18:01 on December 22, 2024  / /  Americas, Nature-based, South & Central, Voluntary

A Peruvian offset developer on Friday appealed a case involving one the world’s biggest historical issuers of REDD-based carbon credits, after a judge ruled against the project's backers, including several government agencies, and ordered the nullification of some forest concessions.
A Peruvian offset developer on Friday appealed a case involving one the world’s biggest historical issuers of REDD-based carbon credits, after a judge ruled against the project's backers, including several government agencies, and ordered the nullification of some forest concessions.


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