Climate

What the territory lives

Floods, droughts, landslides, eroding soils, retreating forests. Agriculture and livestock are the first hit, and communes have neither vulnerability maps nor a climate plan.

What doing nothing costs

• Investments are placed in exposed zones without the risk having been mapped.
• Catchment areas degrade, taking water, soils and harvests with them.
• Climate finance goes only to territories that can measure and verify.

Our response

We integrate climate into the territorial plan: vulnerability mapping, catchment management, climate-adapted agriculture and livestock, soils, reforestation, renewable energy, circular economy. Carbon finance is described, not promised: it requires measurement, verification and a legal framework that we help to build.

What you get

• A map of the territory’s climate vulnerabilities
• A territorial climate plan, aligned with the communal plan
• Reforestation, productive solar or biogas projects prepared through to the file
• A measurement and verification system when a carbon project is contemplated

A solar mini-grid, a dryer, an abattoir biogas unit, a communal forest require an operator and a revenue model before the first disbursement.

• Licensed operator for mini-grids, within the framework set by the electricity sector regulator
• Commune, group or cooperative for communal forests and reforestation
• Sharing of any revenue between communes and communities, defined in writing