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Gender Equity in Job Creation and Economic Opportunity as Pillars of Sustainability: Wildlife Works' Kasigau Corridor Approach
Wildlife Works' Kasigau Corridor project is the world's longest-standing certified REDD+ project. REDD+ or Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation projects aim to protect the planet's most threatened forest environments by investing in local forest communities' sustainable development. The global conservation initiative's work in Kenya's Kasigau Corridor became the first-ever certified REDD+ project when it was launched in 2008.
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