Plan Vivo Foundation – For Nature, Climate and Communities

SETTING THE STANDARD FOR PROJECTS THAT

	Protect & restore the environment
	Tackle climate change
	Support climate-sensitive communities

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PV Climate documents open for public consultation

Several PV Climate documents are open for public consultation. These documents have undergone some minor updates as we prepare to submit an application to the ICVCM. Read more
Plan Vivo partner with Terranomics to launch Accelerator programme

In October Plan Vivo will be piloting a pioneering Accelerator programme. The Accelerator will offer assistance, training, and access to finance for a number of PV Climate projects. Read more
Plan Vivo projects migrate to updated Carbon Standard

Plan Vivo are officially requiring projects to migrate from version 4 of our Carbon Standard (PV Climate) to the latest version (V5). Read more

Kukumuty becomes first project certified beneath updated Carbon Standard

The Kukumuty project, led by the Mangunde and Nhaumue communities of Chibabava in Mozambique, has become the first project to be certified beneath Version 5 of the Plan Vivo Carbon Standard (PV Climate). Read more
Plan Vivo Perspectives: Insights from Indonesia

What are the opportunities and challenges in Indonesia for PV Climate and PV Nature projects? Our Projects Officer Harry Tittensor recently visited the region. He tells us more here. Read more
Khasi Hills: reclaiming cultural heritage through community REDD+

Hariprasad Radhakrishnan, an Intern at Plan Vivo, explores the role of the Khasi Hills community REDD+ project in reviving the community’s ancient practices, cultural heritage and harmony with nature. Read more