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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hectares of land under management

planned emission reductions

communities involved in Plan Vivo projects

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Participatory Toolkit designed to support projects

The Plan Vivo Participatory Toolkit has been published. It is designed to support project developers and participants when planning and implementing participatory approaches into Plan Vivo projects. Read more
Plan Vivo Annual Report 2022-2023

The Plan Vivo Annual Report includes our latest impact and financial figures, key programme developments and strategies, and our aims for 2024 and beyond. Read the report here. Read more
Plan Vivo launch pioneering Biodiversity Standard

After much anticipation, we are excited to officially launch our pioneering Biodiversity Standard, which is to be known as PV Nature. 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
Ten years of Mikoko Pamoja

2022 marked the 10th anniversary of Mikoko Pamoja, the first community-led mangrove conservation project funded through carbon credits. Robyn Shilland, Director at ACES, reflects on a decade of pioneering work and lessons learnt. Read more
Rethinking Mangrove Restoration: Planting or Natural Recovery?

When it comes to mangrove restoration, should projects opt to replant or allow natural recovery? Hamish McGill reflects on his recent research, exploring the role of ecological mangrove restoration within Kenyan contexts. Read more