Asia Pacific > WWF issues tender for blue carbon credit research in east Indonesia

WWF issues tender for blue carbon credit research in east Indonesia

Published 08:13 on March 27, 2025  /  Last updated at 08:13 on March 27, 2025  / /  Asia Pacific, Nature-based, Other APAC, Voluntary

World Wildlife Fund (WWF) Indonesia this week launched an open tender for a feasibility study on carbon credit projects in the eastern coastal regions of Berau and Alor, focusing on potential revenue from conservation efforts and carbon sequestration capacity.
World Wildlife Fund (WWF) Indonesia this week launched an open tender for a feasibility study on carbon credit projects in the eastern coastal regions of Berau and Alor, focusing on potential revenue from conservation efforts and carbon sequestration capacity.


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