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What is CAMP? 


CAMP is a platform that connects forest projects across Asia with people who want to take part, turning every commitment into real climate action  


Built on strong national government partnerships, CAMP serves as a trusted bridge, ensuring every contribution leads to lasting benefits for nature and people.



What is CAMP? 


Climate Action Matching Platform (CAMP) connects forest projects across Asia with people who want to take part, turning every commitment into real climate action  


Built on strong national government partnerships, CAMP serves as a trusted bridge, ensuring every contribution leads to lasting benefits for nature and people.


Rationale


Far more needs to be done to achieve global warming levels below 1.5 degrees Celsius by 2030


Asia's forests are more than just carbon repositories.


Habitats for a rich diversity of fauna and flora

Forests serve as vital habitats for countless of plants and animals, playing a crucial role in safeguarding biodiversity


Livelihoods for millions living in poverty

Forest resources supply food, fuel, and other necessities to vulnerable communities, supporting their livelihoods and enabling local economic activities


Asian Tropical Forests


Lose 38 million ha 


Asian tropical forests saw a 15% decline, far surpassing the global average of 4%. 


Asia, in particular, has some of the worst rural poverty problems and is experiencing rapid tropical deforestation and desertification


Nature-based and forest-based solutions are one of the most cost-effective ways to achieve decarbonization objectives where public-private actions are needed


Rationale

Far more needs to be done to achieve global warming levels below 1.5 degrees Celsius by 2030


Asia's forests are more than just carbon repositories. 

Habitats for a rich diversity of fauna and flora

Forests serve as vital habitats for countless of plants and animals, playing a crucial role in safeguarding biodiversity

Livelihoods for millions living in poverty


Forest resources supply food, fuel, and other necessities to vulnerable communities, supporting their livelihoods and enabling local economic activities



Asian Tropical Forests

Lose 38 million ha


Asian tropical forests saw a 15% decline, far surpassing the global average of 4%. 


Asia, in particular, has some of the worst rural poverty problems and is experiencing rapid tropical deforestation and desertification

Nature-based and forest-based solutions are one of the most cost-effective ways to achieve decarbonization objectives where public-private actions are needed 


Why AFoCO?


Reliability

Direct engagement with the governments of participating countries as Parties to a treaty-based international organization


Efficiency

Ease of project site selection and project implementation through existing networks


Effectiveness

Maximize impact and ensure sustainability of actions through post-project management and capacity development activities


Expertise

Access to a pool of experts well versed in diverse fields to pursue science-based approaches


Why AFoCO?

Reliability

Direct engagement with the governments of participating countries as Parties to a treaty-based international organization

Efficiency

Ease of project site selection and project implementation through existing networks

Effectiveness

Maximize impact and ensure sustainability of actions through post-project management and capacity development activities

Expertise

Access to a pool of experts well versed in diverse fields to pursue science-based approaches

We’re inviting climate leaders to join CAMP

Become a partner and help build a greener future


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E. contact@afocosec.org

Asian Forest Cooperation Organization (AFoCO)

Business registration number 107-82-67477 | Representative Sunpil Jin

12F SIMPAC Bldg., 52, Gukjegeumyung-ro, Yeongdeungpo-gu, Seoul 07330, Republic of Korea

T. +82-2-785-8971  |  F. +82-2-785-8970/8910  |  E. contact@afocosec.org