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GSXX123 (test-product)
Category: Spot
STOCK: 3492
Quick View$12.00Example:
The purpose of this small scale Programme of Activities (“SSC-PoA”) is the dissemination of efficient cooking stoves in Bangladesh.
The Programme will promote two broad categories of Improved Cooking Stoves (“ICS”):
• Domestic biomass-burning stoves
• Non-domestic biomass-burning stoves
ICS’s disseminated under this PoA are more efficient in transferring heat from the fuel to the pot than the so called traditional stoves. During the course of the PoA, the goal of the PoA is to transform the kitchens of households in Bangladesh through the sale and distribution of ICS. The ICS will have multiple benefits of reducing global greenhouse gas emissions, reducing pressure on forests and woody biomass resources, and also reducing indoor air pollution associated with use of traditional stoves.
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Household Biogas plants in selected districts of Assam – GS11190 – vintage 2021
Category: Spot
STOCK: 4227
Quick View$12.00The project activity involves bundling 5,000 household biogas plants located in rural parts of Assam in India commissioned from March 2020 onwards. The biogas plants are primarily deenbandhu model. The project biogas plant replaces commonly used inefficient wood fired mud stoves thereby replacing firewood consumption. The household biogas plants utilize cattle dung in the digester for the production of biogas which is burnt in gas stoves for household cookings. This leads to reduction of greenhouse gas emissions by displacing conventionally used non-renewable biomass with renewable biogas. In addition, the hygienic conditions in the rural areas will be improved by an appropriate disposal of waste. Further, residue from the bio digesters can be used as organic fertilizer and will improve soil fertility in rural areas. Project activity will contribute towards sustainable development by replacing firewood with biogas generated from the biodigesters.
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Household Biogas plants in selected districts of Assam – GS11190 – vintage 2022
Category: Spot
STOCK: 3396
Quick View$12.00The project activity involves bundling 5,000 household biogas plants located in rural parts of Assam in India commissioned from March 2020 onwards. The biogas plants are primarily deenbandhu model. The project biogas plant replaces commonly used inefficient wood fired mud stoves thereby replacing firewood consumption. The household biogas plants utilize cattle dung in the digester for the production of biogas which is burnt in gas stoves for household cookings. This leads to reduction of greenhouse gas emissions by displacing conventionally used non-renewable biomass with renewable biogas. In addition, the hygienic conditions in the rural areas will be improved by an appropriate disposal of waste. Further, residue from the bio digesters can be used as organic fertilizer and will improve soil fertility in rural areas. Project activity will contribute towards sustainable development by replacing firewood with biogas generated from the biodigesters.
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Improved Cooking Stoves in Bangladesh – GS10833 – 2018
Category: Spot
STOCK: 36136
Quick View$10.70The purpose of this small scale Programme of Activities (“SSC-PoA”) is the dissemination of efficient cooking stoves in Bangladesh.
The Programme will promote two broad categories of Improved Cooking Stoves (“ICS”):
• Domestic biomass-burning stoves
• Non-domestic biomass-burning stoves
ICS’s disseminated under this PoA are more efficient in transferring heat from the fuel to the pot than the so called traditional stoves. During the course of the PoA, the goal of the PoA is to transform the kitchens of households in Bangladesh through the sale and distribution of ICS. The ICS will have multiple benefits of reducing global greenhouse gas emissions, reducing pressure on forests and woody biomass resources, and also reducing indoor air pollution associated with use of traditional stoves.
The ID (GS10833) refers to the Program of Activity, and there is a group of IDs underneath this PoA ID’s. For this specific group of 2018 vintages, the IDs are GS10974 & GS10977.
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Improved Cooking Stoves in Bangladesh – GS10833 – 2020
Category: Spot
STOCK: 3244
Quick View$10.70The purpose of this small scale Programme of Activities (“SSC-PoA”) is the dissemination of efficient cooking stoves in Bangladesh.
The Programme will promote two broad categories of Improved Cooking Stoves (“ICS”):
• Domestic biomass-burning stoves
• Non-domestic biomass-burning stoves
ICS’s disseminated under this PoA are more efficient in transferring heat from the fuel to the pot than the so called traditional stoves. During the course of the PoA, the goal of the PoA is to transform the kitchens of households in Bangladesh through the sale and distribution of ICS. The ICS will have multiple benefits of reducing global greenhouse gas emissions, reducing pressure on forests and woody biomass resources, and also reducing indoor air pollution associated with use of traditional stoves.
The ID (GS10833) refers to the Program of Activity, and there is a group of IDs underneath this PoA ID’s. For this specific group of 2018 vintages, the IDs are GS10974, GS10976, GS10977 & GS10981.
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Integrated Domestic Energy Systems (IDES) for Clean Energy access and clean cooking in rural households in India – GS7466 – 2019
Category: Spot
STOCK: 486
Quick ViewOriginal price was: $14.00.$12.00Current price is: $12.00.The project involves providing access to clean and affordable cooking energy services in various states of India through dissemination of improved, energy efficient forced draft technology based biomass cookstoves (ICS) replacing use of traditional / non efficient biomass cookstoves. A hybrid version of the SHLS, the IDES is an integrated system that provides a clean cooking solution in addition to a solar panel, two light points and a mobile charging facility. Developed to address the other major concern of indoor air pollution in rural households, the system addresses basic lighting and cooking energy requirements and reduces emissions by 30%. The forced draft improved cook stove is improvised based on locally available materials and adapted to suit the region and usage behavior and is designed to provide 4 hours of cooking time in a day.
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Sonbhadra – 5 million tree Agroforestry Project
Category: Pre-Financing
STOCK: 1000000
Quick ViewABOUT THE PROJECT
This agroforestry project aims to plant 15 million trees in two phases of planting, in the district of Sonbhadra in Uttar Pradesh, India. Trees planted will be monitored for 10 years. Situated between 23°52’N and 31°28’N latitudes and 77°3’E and 84°39’E longitudes, this is the fourth largest state in the country in terms of area, and the first in terms of population. As per the census of 2011, the state has a population of 199,581,477 with a density of 828 people per square kilometre, making it one of the most densely populated states in the country.
Sonbhadra is the second largest district by area in Uttar Pradesh and the planting will be done in all blocks of the districts, namely: Robertsganj, Ghorawal, Chatra, Nagwa, Chopan, Babhani, Myorpur, Duddhi. VNV Advisory is partnering with SGI to plan and deliver this project. -
Sustainable Rice Cultivation for Marginal Farmers in Madhya Pradesh, India
Category: Forwards
STOCK: 300000
Quick ViewOriginal price was: $12.00.$8.00Current price is: $8.00. per VERThe purpose of the Project is to implement a water saving technology, Alternate Wetting and Drying (AWD), in the irrigated rice paddies of smallholder farmers in the climate vulnerable districts in the central Indian state of Madhya Pradesh.
VNV is offering a forward contract for 300k VCUs from Sustainable Ric project VCS3156 in Madhya Pradesh for delivery according to the following schedule: 100k in 2023, 100k in 2024 & 100k in 2025.
For more details, please contact our Sales Department.
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Voluntary Carbon Market Project for Agroforestry Plantation in Anand and Kheda, Gujarat – VCS2757
Category: Forwards
STOCK: 150000
Quick ViewOriginal price was: $12.00.$9.00Current price is: $9.00.The demand for timber and other tree-based products is increasing day by day and one feasible alternative to fulfil such a demand would be adopting agroforestry practice as this is one system that can provide both wood and food while at the same time conserve and rehabilitate ecosystem. The proposed ARR VCS project plans to promote sustainable agroforestry for small-scale farmers to provide them with financial benefits and ensure GHG mitigation in the state of Gujarat, India. The project is being conducted in the Ahmedabad circle spread across Anand and Kheda district. The total project area in Anand district is 2272.75 hectares and 3096.5 hectares in Kheda district, together making a total project area of 5369.25 hectares. The agroforestry plantations done by the farmers from 2018 to 2020 have been considered. The main agroforestry species planted in each village during 2018, 2019 and 2020 in Anand comprises of Eucalyptus (Eucalyptus globulus), Arduso (Ailanthus excelsa), Malbari Limbda (Azadirachta Indica), Baval (Acacia nilotica), Teak (Tectona grandis) and Melia Dubia (Melia dubia), whereas in Kheda, the main agroforestry species planted during 2018,2019 and 2020 are Eucalyptus (Eucalyptus globulus), Arduso (Ailanthus excelsa), Malbari Limbda (Azadirachta Indica), Teak (Tectona grandis) and Melia Dubia (Melia dubia) and Mango (Mangifera indica).
