Boosting opportunities and alliances in the Peruvian voluntary market ecosystem
The Voluntary Carbon Market (VCM) in Peru has a large
potential, but faces challenges such as lack of transparency, limited
access to financing and training for its actors.
To boost its development, Profonanpe is developing different
mechanisms that contribute to strengthening and energizing this ecosystem.
Carbon Observatory
Rupi Capital
Webinars "The Carbon Route"«
Sustainable investments
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Carbon Observatory
It is an annual study, developed in partnership with the Center for Investigation from the University of the Pacific, which analyzes the Market Carbon Volunteer in Peru.
Its objective is to generate transparency, facilitate decision-making, make key players visible, and promote investment in carbon projects.
Rupi Capital
The Peruvian Voluntary Carbon Market is sparking growing interest from companies to invest in solutions
climate, but it still lacks simple and accessible mechanisms to make it a reality.
At Profonanpe, we transform that interest into concrete actions that generate
measurable results for climate, territories and communities.
Why "Rupi"?
The name Rupi Capital comes from Rupicola peruvianus, The Andean cock-of-the-rock, an emblematic bird of Peru and a symbol of biodiversity, resilience, and natural beauty, is the inspiration behind the brand's image. For this reason, the brand embraces this essence and assumes a clear purpose: to invest with environmental awareness and build a sustainable future based on the country's natural wealth.
Rupi capital It is the first Peruvian fund created to promote the development of VCM. Its purpose is to finance innovative projects in the country that capture carbon and generate
environmental, social and economic benefits
To achieve this, the fund finances early-stage initiatives, strengthening a comprehensive carbon system with real impact.
Schedule:
What projects does it fund?
The fund will invest in Nature-based Solutions (NbS) that
They generate carbon capture credits (CDRs), such as:
Blue Carbon
Protection of marine and coastal ecosystems such as mangroves and wetlands.
Soil Carbon
Practices that improve soil health and its capacity to
store carbon.
Afforestation, Reforestation and Revegetation
Recovery of areas
degraded by the
planting of native species.
Other Projects
Initiatives that meet international standards and generate a positive climate impact.
How to become part of the fund?
For projects:
01.
Interested projects must have a defined technical and economic proposal.
02.
The application process is conducted through an open competition in two stages, the rules and launch dates of which will be published soon.
Project investment range:
USD 2M - 5M
For investors:
01.
The Fund seeks a total commitment of USD 10M, starting operations with at least USD 2M committed.
02.
Minimum participation of USD 1M.
03.
The investment instrument is debt convertible into a number of carbon credits, according to the established schedule.
Benefits
For projects:
Financing
Technical and strategic consulting
specialized
Links with investors in stages
early
Connection with climate finance
international
Coordination with other Profonanpe initiatives
For investors:
Access to projects validated by
environmental specialists
Risk reduction through
early co-investment
Constant access to credit
carbon outside the spot market
Webinars
«"The carbon route"»
These webinars aim to contribute to the dissemination of topics related to the voluntary market, as well as to highlight local and international actors and initiatives.
To date, two series of talks have been held, in 2023 and 2024.
At Profonanpe, we transform that interest into concrete actions that generate
measurable results for climate, territories and communities.
Tools and technologies that apply to the
development of carbon projects.
Francisco Román
Product Engineering and Knowledge Management Manager at Viridis Terra International.
"Amazed" program, carbon projects using satellite technology and AI.
Will Pauffley
Strategy and Quality Coordinator at
Latin American Solidarity.
Promotion for the sustainable use of forests in Peru.
Ralph Callali
Head of Forestry Projects at Pachamama
Development of Forest Carbon projects and emissions reduction.
Augusto Mulanovich
Technical Coordinator of Climate Change at the National Forest and Wildlife Service – SERFOR
Sustainable investments
We contribute to the conservation and sustainable management of the environment through efficient management of funds generated by the sale of carbon credits.
Our goal is to develop and implement investment strategies that generate value for the specific needs of our partners, in collaboration with our fund manager JP Morgan.
The carbon route in
RedLAC 2023
Blue Carbon
María Claudia Díazgranados
Director of the Blue Carbon Program at Conservation International
REDD+ as a financial mechanism
Jaime Nalvarte
Executive Director of the Association for Research and Integral Development at AIDER Peru
Biodiversity Credits
Sinclair Vincent
Director of Innovation for Sustainable Development at Verra.
Success factors for carbon projects with communities
Graciela Reyes
Director of Research and Institutional Development at the Mexican Fund for Nature Conservation
Financing of Protected Natural Areas through carbon credits
Sinclair Vincent
Director of Innovation for Sustainable Development at Verra.
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