Workshop: South‐South collaboration on REDD demonstration activities, Manaus Brazil 2009

1. Manaus / Feb, 2009
The Juma Reserve RED Project:
Experiences from implemen/ng an
avoided deforesta/on project
Gabriel Ribenboim, FAS ‐ Projetos Especiais
TECHNICAL PARTNER INSTITUTIONAL PARTNER

2. The Juma Reserve RED Project: loca/on
Crea/on of the reserve is a result of local
community request
2005 Study for crea/on of the reserve:
public consulta/on with local stakeholders
RDS do Juma
FONTE: Soares Filho et al., 2006

3. Forest Allowance Program in the Juma Reserve:
beneficiaries profile
Tradicional popula/on living inside the Juma Reserve and in its boundaries
Low income
Vulnerability situa/on
Forest dependents
339 families
~2400 people
35 communi/es

4. The project is only being
possible becouse of the Ins/tu/onal roles and responsabili/es
partcipa/on of the local communi/es 1 shall be clearly defined and respected
and to all these ins/tu/ons
FVS
SEDUC

5. Working with the complete environmental
2 service chain adds more value to the final product
Guests offsets
Emissions Reduc/ons
Juma Project
Payment for Environmental
Services
Forest Allowance Program Environmental
benefits
Social benefits
Carbon Hydrological
cycle
Income genera/on Health Educa/on Biodiversity

6. Financial investment (US$ 1 = R$ 2,00)
US$ 469,175
(2005‐2011)
US$ 250,000
(2008)
US$ 2 MM
(2008‐2011)
(US$ 500,000 * 4 years)
US$ 1 / day
(2009 ‐ )
(~ US$ 1MM / year)
Marrioe guests contribu/on
400,000 rooms / day !!!

7. Financial sustainability: endowment fund
Break even
~R$ 22 MM
25 9
8
20 Auto sustainability 7
6
15
Geração de créditos 5
Milhões R$
tCO2
Resultado acumulado
4
10
Total custos projeto
3
2
5
1
0 0
Years
* assumes tax of 5% / year

8. Par/cipatory decision to
Budget and ac/vi/es shall be
3 decided in a par/cipatory way
invest part of the resources to construct
school and other facili/es at Juma Reserve
Investments are a consequency
of communiIes needs and
decisions
1
Community development,
Health, and EducaIon
2
Capacity building for income
generaIon through sustainable
producIon
3
(PES) Forest Allowance Program
4
Monitoring and Law enforcement

9. 2008 ‐ 2009
R$ 10,8 / ha.year‐1

10. 2008 ‐ 2009
ConservaIon and Sustainable
Development Center - Escola
- Casa do
Professor
- Casa Rural
PDD and validaIon process - Base do
Programa Bolsa
Floresta Base de
- Posto de Saúde Fiscalização
IPAAM
Bolsa Floresta to 339 families
Base de
Comunicação
2 Community based saw mils Cacaia
- Escola
4 fast boats Base de
- Casa do
Professor
Comunicação
- Base de
Santana do - Escola
Comunicação
Arauá - Casa do Professor
Abelha
- Base de
2 motocycles Comunicação Boca
do Juma
ComunicaIon bases

11. Núcleo de Conservação e Sustentabilidade
Casa Familiar da Casa do Posto de Base do Programa
Escola
Floresta Professor Saúde Bolsa Floresta

12. Conserva/on and Sustainability Center:
First school constructed at Boa Frente, Juma Reserve
Internet antenna
Playground
Rainwater storage
Solar panel

13. Casa Familiar da Floresta

14. Programa de Permacultura e Manejo Florestal

15. Programa de Manejo Florestal

16. Strengthening of grassroots organizations
4 and cooperatives are very important
Project success depends on
the community involvement
and organization!!!
2008 Capacity building workshops
and president elec/on for Reserve’s
Associa/on

17. We are learning by doing it on the ground,
5 but it is very important to make it with a team of experts!

18. Fundação Amazonas Sustentável
Gabriel Ribenboim
gabriel.ribenboim@fas‐amazonas.org
Manaus
Rua Álvaro Braga, 351
Parque 10 de Novembro 69055 660
92 3648 7425
São Paulo
Rua Peque/ta, 145
Vila Olímpia 04552 907
11 3849 5303