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Graphic Blue Carbon Finan... Main climate (dark) and biodiversity-related (light) finance mechanisms for blue carbon payments

Main climate (dark) and biodiversity-related (light) finance mechanisms for blue carbon payments

Source: (Herr, Agardy et al., 2015), Figure 3, page 14.

Year: 2017

From collection: Blue Carbon Financing of Mangrove Conservation In The Abidjan Convention Region

Cartographer: GRID-Arendal

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Differences in reported mangrove area estimates, by source

Distribution of blue carbon environments in West, Central and Southern Africa: mangroves, salt marshes, and seagrasses

Flow chart of the movement of mangrove wood from forest to home

Global averages for carbon pools (soil organic carbon and living biomass) of selected coastal vegetated habitats

Global biophysical mangrove data coverage

Global (top) and West, Central and Southern African (bottom) distribution of seagrasses, salt marshes and mangroves i.e. blue carbon stocks

Major commercial shipping activity, population pressure, mangrove biomass, and oil rigs in West, Central and Southern Africa

Population density in West, Central and Southern Africa, urban areas, major ports, and mangrove coverage

Relative fishing activity, population pressure, mangrove biomass and oil rigs in West, Central and Southern Africa

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Blue Carbon Financing of Mangrove Conservation in the Abidjan Convention Region: A Feasibility Study

The coast of West, Central and Southern Africa contains approximately 14 per cent of the world’s mangrove area.

28 Mar 2017 Partner Publications

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