Oga
A project dedicated to conserving and valuing a forest area that has withstood the degradation of its surroundings.
The Oga REDD+ Project was born out of a commitment to protect the Amazon
and strengthen local communities that depend on the forest for their livelihoods. In a region under threat from deforestation, the project works to conserve biodiversity, promote sustainable land management, and create opportunities that value traditional knowledge and the local economy. The initiative invests in environmental monitoring, ecological restoration, and community training, ensuring that the forest remains standing while driving a fairer and more sustainable development model.
Our projects generate positive impact
75
People directly benefited by the project
8.3
Thousand hectares of native forest preserved
46,000
tCO₂ avoided annually
22
Endangered fauna species identified
7
Endangered flora species identified
Impact Strategy
Community
- Strengthening of local associations through training and infrastructure improvements
- Training programs to enhance rural productivity sustainably, improving income and food security
- Health campaigns and lectures focused on the elderly and women
Climate
- Remote monitoring using CarbonEye technology, developed by Carbonext
- Fire brigade training to enable communities to respond effectively and safely to wildfires
- Participatory on-the-ground monitoring using a geo-tagged mobile app developed by Carbonext
Biodiversity
- Implementation of the Rio Machado integrity program to preserve the river’s ecosystem services
- Workshops and awareness training on the importance of biodiversity and its conservation
- Wildlife monitoring using the fauna sighting app developed by Carbonext