Asia Pacific > INTERVIEW: Battling to stay afloat, Rimba Raya slashes headcount while warning credit issuance could more than halve

INTERVIEW: Battling to stay afloat, Rimba Raya slashes headcount while warning credit issuance could more than halve

Published 02:23 on April 27, 2024  /  Last updated at 02:23 on April 27, 2024  /  Asia Pacific, International, Nature-based, Other APAC, Voluntary

Rimba Raya is struggling to keep afloat after the concession holder of the popular Indonesian REDD+ project drastically cut staff numbers and warned there could be a sharp drop in voluntary carbon credit issuance, possibly impacting historical supplies, after it adopts Verra’s new consolidated methodology for avoided deforestation.
Rimba Raya is struggling to keep afloat after the concession holder of the popular Indonesian REDD+ project drastically cut staff numbers and warned there could be a sharp drop in voluntary carbon credit issuance, possibly impacting historical supplies, after it adopts Verra’s new consolidated methodology for avoided deforestation.


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