CO2.Africa is the continental hub for nature-based carbon finance in Africa. Explore dedicated platforms for each active market — country-level regulation, registered projects and development opportunities.
Kenya has one of the continent's most advanced national carbon-market frameworks, combining a national NDC registry, growing Article 6 bilateral agreements, and a strong pipeline of Verra-registered nature-based projects. The country is a leading destination for agroforestry and clean-cooking carbon project development.
Uganda's forests, wetlands and community-conservation areas hold significant carbon and biodiversity value. The Bulindi Chimpanzee Habitat Restoration project demonstrates how community-led conservation generates internationally verified carbon credits while protecting one of Africa's most endangered primate populations.
Cameroon sits at the heart of the Congo Basin, the world's second-largest tropical forest and one of the most important carbon sinks on the planet. CO2.cm is the French-language platform for carbon-project development, regulation and finance in Cameroon and the broader COMIFAC region.
CO2.Africa is expanding to additional markets across the continent. Country platforms are in development for new regions in West, East and Southern Africa.