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Paraguayan Chaco Neem Reforestation Project

Reforesting
 degraded land

OVERVIEW

HECTARES FOR PLANTING

10.140 HA

CREDITS (tCO2e)

1.76M

TARGET BY 2035

1.5M Trees

nOW planted

200.000 trees on 1356 HA

Standard

VCS+ & Social Carbon

TYPE

ARR

status

Registered

VERRA ID

fIRST ISSUANCE

2024

location

Paraguay’s Gran Chaco

pAST OF LAND

Cattle farming

Purpose of project

This is a grouped reforestation project that:

  • Restores more than hundred thousand hectares of degraded cattle grazing land.

  • Merges advanced reforestation techniques with sustainable tech-driven planting.

  • Works hand in hand with landowners to align traditional agriculture and cattle ranching with sustainable reforestation and enhanced vegetation cover.

  • Creates meaningful skilled employment, for all genders.

  • Provides education for employees’ children.

  • Can scale significantly.

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Location

The Paraguayan Chaco Neem Reforestation Project is located in the  Gran Chaco, a region famous for its dry and hostile conditions.

 

The area is traditionally used for livestock, having its vegetation cover suppressed over the years. 

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Creating 
permanent 
forests

our incentive

The projects’ objective is to plant trees on over an initial 10.141 hectares of privately owned, degraded pasture. 

We offer vegetation cover to the soil and shade to the animals raised, by changing the traditional pasture system to a silvopastoral system.

It is the key enabler in convincing the existing large scale landowners to partake in the reforestation project and restore their degraded land without interfering in their original activities or altering their resources. 

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Our approach

Social impact

Empowering Communities Sustainably

The project significantly enhances the social and economic well-being of local communities by providing new income sources and resources.

Examples of resources provided:

Sport field | Internet connection | Teaching supplies | Free housing, food, utilities | Social, health insurance | 

and much more...

Located in a remote area, we established a self-sufficient village with solar power, electrical grid, water supply, and its’ own school, El Retiro, which offers high-quality education and fosters environmental awareness. 

Idyllica also creates diverse employment opportunities, particularly for women, and supports entrepreneurial efforts. Certified by Social Carbon, the project yields valuable downstream products for various uses, contributing to both community welfare and forest permanence.

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INNOVATION

Technology


WHAT WE DO

1. Seed Nurturing:
We start with carefully nurtured seeds for optimal growth.

2. Field Prep:

Drone mapping and 3D analysis ensure precise field preparation.

3. GPS Planting:

GPS-guided tractors plant trees with accuracy.

4. Advanced Irrigation:

Hydrogel and planting boxes optimize water use.

5. Real-Time Monitoring:

LoRaWAN sensors and drone data provide insights into tree health and irrigation needs.

6. AI Integration:

AI optimizes every step, from planting to growth.

 

WHY IT MATTERS

 

1. Healthy Growth:

Nurtured seeds lead to strong, healthy trees.

2. Higher Survival Rates:

Advanced techniques boost tree survival.

3. Efficient Water Use:

Simplified irrigation reduces waste and extends watering intervals.

4. Resource Conservation:

Sustainable methods conserve water and energy.

5. Close Monitoring:

Real-time data optimizes tree health and growth.

6. Individual Care:

Each tree receives tailored monitoring and care.

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