Size, Location, and Restoration Activities:
The primary goal of the project is to restore and protect 2,065.87 hectares of degraded mangrove forests. The mangrove restoration and livelihood improvement activities of the project are implemented in the three village tracts of Magyi, Thabawkan, and Thaegone in Ayeyarwady Region. In this project, approximately 9.1 million new mangrove plants are planted as additionality on the degraded mangrove lands.

Carbon Targets:
The crediting period is 15th June 2015 to 14th June 2035. Over this 20-year crediting period, the restored mangroves of the project contribute to the GHG emission reductions and removals, which is estimated as 3.6 million tCO2e in total with an annual emission of 184,006 tCO2e.

Beneficiaries:
WIF also contributes to poverty alleviation and livelihood improvement for the targeted local communities in which there are 2,482 households with 10,896 population in 16 targeted villages under the aforementioned three project village tracts. Major livelihood activities are income generation, cash for work, awareness raising and improving knowledge, life skill and vocational training, financial support activities, and revolving funds.

Size, Location and Activities:
The primary goal of the project is to restore and protect 5174.3 hectares of degraded mangrove forests. The mangrove restoration and livelihood improvement activities of the project are implemented in the 12 village tracts of Chaungtha, Bomie, Magyizin, Thitphyu, Kyunhlargyi, Nga Yoke Kaung, Nanthar Pu, Haing Gyi Kyun, Kyaukchaung, Ka Nyin Chaung (Thaegyine) Mae Kha Ye and Kwyaegyine in Ayeyarwady Region. In this project, approximately 12.9 million new mangrove plants are planted as additionality on the degraded mangrove lands.

Carbon Targets:
The crediting period is 1st September 2020 to 31st August 2040. Over this 20-year crediting period, the restored mangroves of the project contribute to the GHG emission reductions and removals, which is estimated as 7.0 million tCO2e in total with an annual emission of 353,871 tCO2e.

Beneficiaries:
WIF also contributes to poverty alleviation and livelihood improvement for the targeted local communities in which there are 7,812 households with 33,007 population in 35 targeted villages under the aforementioned 12 project village tracts. Major livelihood activities are income generation, cash for work, awareness raising and improving knowledge, life skill and vocational training, financial support activities, and revolving funds.

Size, Location and Activities:
The primary goal of the project is to restore and protect 1003.6 hectares of degraded mangrove forests. The mangrove restoration and livelihood improvement activities of the project are implemented in the three village tracts of Chaungtha, Kangyi, and Bomie in Ayeyarwady Region. In this project, approximately 2.5 million new mangrove plants are planted as additionality on the degraded mangrove lands.

Carbon Targets:
The crediting period is 1st September 2020 to 31st August 2040. Over this 20-year crediting period, the restored mangroves of the project contribute to the GHG emission reductions and removals, which is estimated as 1.4 million tCO2e in total with an annual emission of 70,285 tCO2e.

Beneficiaries:
WIF also contributes to poverty alleviation and livelihood improvement for the targeted local communities in which there are 4,113 households with 12,529 population in 8 targeted villages and one ward under the aforementioned three project village tracts. Major livelihood activities are income generation, cash for work, awareness raising and improving knowledge, life skill and vocational training, financial support activities, and revolving funds.

Size, Location and Activities:
The primary goal of the project is to restore and protect 12,000 hectares of degraded mangrove forests. The mangrove restoration and livelihood improvement activities of the project are implemented in the three village tracts of Htaung Ka Met, Noet Ngwar, Han Ka Phyu and Kawt Ba Mar in Tanintharyi Region. In this project, approximately 30 million new mangrove plants are planted as additionality on the degraded mangrove lands.

Carbon Targets:
The crediting period is 10th May 2022 to 9th May 2042. Over this 20-year crediting period, the restored mangroves of the project contribute to the GHG emission reductions and removals, which is estimated as 16 million tCO2e in total with an annual emission of 815,356 tCO2e.

Beneficiaries:
WIF also contributes to poverty alleviation and livelihood improvement for the targeted local communities in which there are 4628 households with 21,731 population in 22 villages under the aforementioned 4 project village tracts. Major livelihood activities are income generation, cash for work, awareness raising and improving knowledge, life skill and vocational training, financial support activities, and revolving funds.

Size, Location and Activities:
The primary goal of the project is to restore and protect 3700 hectares of degraded mangrove forests. The mangrove restoration and livelihood improvement activities of the project are implemented in 22 village tracts of three coastal areas in total, which are Min Ga Lon, Na Ywe Chaung, Boe Ba, Mya Kaing, Shan Chaung, Aung Chan Thar, Ta Man Gyi Kone, Yae Kyaw, Bo Ga Lay, Kan Hlar She, and Thaung Gon in Yangon Region, Ma Mauk, Aung Tha Pyay, Ban Dar, Hti Tan Ah Thin, Khe Nan Ah Thin, Aung Naing Gyi, Aung Kan Hlaing, and Aung Meik Thar in Bago Region, and Zaik Ka Ye, Kyaik Pi and Hpet Ka Leik in Mon State. In this project, approximately 9.25 million new mangrove plants are planted as additionality on the degraded mangrove lands.

Carbon Targets:
The crediting period is 29th May 2021 to 28th May 2046. Over this 25-year crediting period, the restored mangroves of the project contribute to the GHG emission reductions and removals, which is estimated as 5.2 million tCO2e in total with an annual emission of 259,130 tCO2e tCO2e.

Beneficiaries:
WIF also contributes to poverty alleviation and livelihood improvement for the targeted local communities in which there are 12,383 households with 48,477 population in the aforementioned 22 project village tracts. Major livelihood activities are income generation, cash for work, awareness raising and improving knowledge, life skill and vocational training, financial support activities, and revolving funds.