Arlomom Patako
Project/Juridiction proponent
Name | Website | Location of headquarters | Organization type |
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Arlomom Senegal | ND | Senegal | NGO/private non for profit |
Project/Juridiction Partners
Name | Website | Location of headquarters | Organization type |
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Bioclimate Research and Development West Africa | www.bioclimate.net#http://www.bioclimate.net# | Senegal | Research/academic institute |
Various Senegal government agencies | ND | Senegal | Public |
Project characteristics
- ID-RECCO ID322
- Project status 2022Ended
- Project nameArlomom Patako
- Secondary nameArlomom Patako Plan Vivo Project
- CountrySenegal
- Last IDRECCO update year2020
- Size (in hectare)50
- Start yearND
- End year2042
- Duration30
- Project descriptionThe Arlomom Patako project is helping farmers to put trees back into a deforested and highly degraded landscape in the peanut belt of Senegal. Local subsistence farmers and women's groups are being assisted to plant trees into farmland and to grow native tree species for wood fuel, fruits, and other products that will improve people's lives. Planting native trees will benefit local wildlife and it will take the pressure off the local forest reserve, Patako Forest. Planting trees will improve soil fertility, and potentially it will increase the yields of staple crops, like millet. Women are at the heart of the project, with 9 women's groups having land allocated to them for planting native plantations. The goal of the project is to restore deforested and highly degraded land in the Patako landscape by empowering local subsistence farmers and by generating finance from the sale of carbon credits. The initial pilot sites and participants were selected based on a numbe of criteria; the communities’ willingness to allocate land to women’s groups to have their own plan vivos, the motivation of the individuals to participate in the activities, the availability of land and water, and proximity to the Patako Forest.
- Objective 1biodiversity conservation
- Objective 2social development
- Objective 3climate
- Deforestation driversenergy wood, fire, illegal logging, local livelihoods
- Type of forestdry|humid
- Project activityARR
- Project TypeARR
- Details for Afforestation/Reforestation activityagroforestry, ecosystem restoration, plantation
- Multiple locations?No
- Jurisdiction level 1Region : Fatick
- Jurisdiction level 2Department: Nioro du Rip
Carbon accounting
- Crediting period2012-2042
- Period to calculate annual carbon credits
- Annual carbon credits
- Total carbon creditsND
- Leakage is expected?ND
- Carbon pools includedND
- Gasses includedND
- Reference period start yearND
- Reference period end yearND
- Carbon standard 1Plan vivo
Carbon certification
- Carbon standard 1 Progressattempted
- Carbon standard 1 Publication dateND
- Carbon standard 1 Weblinkshttp://www.planvivo.org/docs/Arlomom-PDD_published.pdf
- Carbon standard 1 Expiry dateND
- Carbon standard 2none
- Carbon standard 2 ProgressND
- Carbon standard 2 Publication dateND
- Carbon standard 2 WeblinksND
- Carbon standard 2 Expiry dateND
- Carbon standard 3none
- Carbon standard 3 ProgressND
- Carbon standard 3 Publication dateND
- Carbon standard 3 WeblinksND
- Carbon standard 3 Expiry dateND
- Source of informationhttp://www.planvivo.org/docs/Arlomom-PDD_published.pdf; http://www.forestcarbonportal.com/project/arlomom-patako; http://bioclimate.net/en/senegal
Community level intervention
- Any monetary benefits?Yes
- Monetary benefit typeConditional
- Monetary benefit detail7 total payments over first ten years to individual participants and women's groups engaged in project activities, payments based on performance (measured as seedling survival rates)
- Provides employment?Yes
- Are there non-cash benefits?Yes
- Economic activities - typeagroforestry | economic interest groups | plantation forestry | tree planting
- Is there tenure clarification?Yes
- Is there environmental education?Yes
- Is there forest access restriction or control/monitoring of deforestation?No
- Is there forest enhancement?Yes
- Is there community infrastracture improvement?No
- Is there other community benefits?No