TIST Program in Uganda, VCS 001

Project/Juridiction proponent

NameWebsiteLocation of headquartersOrganization type
Clean Air Action Corporationwww.tist.org#http://www.tist.org#UgandaPrivate for profit

Project/Juridiction Partners

NameWebsiteLocation of headquartersOrganization type
Berkeley Reafforestation TrustNDUgandaNGO/private non for profit
Environmental Services, Inc (ESI)NDUgandaPrivate for profit
Institute for Environmental Innovation (I4EI)NDUgandaNGO/private non for profit

Project characteristics

  • ID-RECCO ID
    429
  • Project status 2022
    Ongoing
  • Project name
    TIST Program in Uganda, VCS 001
  • Secondary name
    The International Small Group and Tree Planting Program, Uganda, VCS-001; PROJECT DESCRIPTION FOR TIST PROGRAM IN UGANDA VCS-001
  • Country
    Uganda
  • Last IDRECCO update year
    2020
  • Size (in hectare)
    777
  • Start year
    ND
  • End year
    2032
  • Duration
    30
  • Project description
    TIST provides an administrative backbone that supplies training in building nurseries, tree planting, conservation farming, building fuel-efficient stoves and malaria and HIV/AIDS prevention.
  • Objective 1
    climate
  • Objective 2
    biodiversity conservation
  • Objective 3
    return on investment
  • Deforestation drivers
    industrial agriculture or cattle ranching, local livelihoods
  • Type of forest
    dry|humid
  • Project activity
    ARR
  • Project Type
    ARR
  • Details for Afforestation/Reforestation activity
    agroforestry, plantation
  • Multiple locations?
    Yes
  • Jurisdiction level 1
    Region : Western
  • Jurisdiction level 2
    District : Bushenyi, Kabale, Kanungu, Kisoro, Mbarara, Ntungamo, and Rukungiri

Carbon accounting

  • Crediting period
    2003-2032
  • Period to calculate annual carbon credits
  • Annual carbon credits
  • Total carbon credits
    730450
  • Leakage is expected?
    no
  • Carbon pools included
    Above ground biomass | Below ground biomass
  • Gasses included
    CO2
  • Reference period start year
    2003
  • Reference period end year
    2011
  • Carbon standard 1
    CCB

Carbon certification

  • Carbon standard 1 Progress
    certified
  • Carbon standard 1 Publication date
    43556
  • Carbon standard 1 Weblinks
    https://registry.verra.org/mymodule/ProjectDoc/Project_ViewFile.asp?FileID=31139&IDKEY=jkjalskjf098234kj28098sfkjlf098098kl32lasjdflkj909k42940681
  • Carbon standard 1 Expiry date
    ND
  • Carbon standard 2
    VCS
  • Carbon standard 2 Progress
    certified
  • Carbon standard 2 Publication date
    40988
  • Carbon standard 2 Weblinks
    https://registry.verra.org/mymodule/ProjectDoc/Project_ViewFile.asp?FileID=7325&IDKEY=0097809fdslkjf09rndasfufd098asodfjlkduf09nm23mrn87d10101175
  • Carbon standard 2 Expiry date
    ND
  • Carbon standard 3
    none
  • Carbon standard 3 Progress
    ND
  • Carbon standard 3 Publication date
    ND
  • Carbon standard 3 Weblinks
    ND
  • Carbon standard 3 Expiry date
    ND
  • Source of information
    https://registry.verra.org/app/projectDetail/VCS/824

Community level intervention

  • Any monetary benefits?
    Yes
  • Monetary benefit type
    Conditional
  • Monetary benefit detail
    payments are paid at least annually based on the number of live trees counted each year. The payments are $0.02 per tree per year and are initially of greater value than the value of the carbon. Ultimately, the Small Groups will receive 70% of the net carbon revenues. farmers receive an annual advance on their potential carbon revenues | tree payment based on live tree counts and the long-term profit sharing arrangement with the Small Groups
  • Provides employment?
    Yes
  • Are there non-cash benefits?
    Yes
  • Economic activities - type
    agroforestry | fuel efficient stoves | micro-credits | tree planting
  • Is there tenure clarification?
    No
  • 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?
    Yes