What is the future of carbon markets and how they can be best developed to deliver benefits for Pacific communities? A series of CRxN webinars on carbon markets in the Pacific are now available for viewing.

WWF-Pacific has launched a Sea Grapes Manual, developed in close collaboration with the sea grape harvesters and marine resource management committees from communities in Western Province, Solomon Islands.

This is the second CRxN annual report includes an overview of progress towards the end of program outcomes, information on risks and lessons, a review of Expansion and Challenge project implementation and an update on the Knowledge Hub.

The CRxN Mekong Project focuses on the protection and restoration of the Upper Mekong River and floodplain ecosystem through the implementation of nature-based solutions projects in Thailand, Laos, Cambodia and Vietnam.

This synthesis report shares key themes from workshop, including defining “scaling” within the context of NbS and who NbS are being designed by.

This report summarises demand side insights regarding Pacific carbon market projects from Plan Vivo, Tasman Environmental Markets, and the Carbon Market Institute.

This report details the methodology and key findings from a barrier analysis study conducted to inform agroforestry and climate change adaptation work in Timor-Leste.

This report summarises lessons presented and a rich discussion involving CRxN implementation partners. The content was developed by WWF’s CRxN team, the Nakau Programme, Natural Carbon and the Aboriginal Carbon Foundation. 

The State of Voluntary Carbon Markets in the Pacific aims to provide an overview of key factors for actors considering engaging with or investing in Pacific carbon market activities.

This research examines recent and current NbS projects in the Pacific including: the current regional framework for NbS; key organisations and projects; NbS project trends and design and implementation lessons.

This report provides evidence about the importance of ensuring the full inclusion of indigenous people and local communities in designing and implementing nature-based solutions to climate change.