Adolf Präg unterstützt verschiedene Klimaschutzprojekte:

Das Projekt in Uganda ermöglicht die Wiederaufforstung von 10.000 Hektar Wald. https://climatepartner.com/1020. Das Projekt in Nigeria versorgt Haushalte mit effizienten Kochöfen: https://climatepartner.com/1267

In Indien liefern zwei Windparks sauberen Strom und fördern die Gesundheitsversorgung. https://climatepartner.com/1153. Ein Solarkraftwerk fördert zusätzlich Schulen vor Ort: https://climatepartner.com/1232

In Vietnam liefern Klein biogasanlagen Energie für Kocher und Gaslampen. https://climatepartner.com/1053. Ein ähnliches Projekt unterstützt Kleinbauern in China: https://climatepartner.com/1237

in Chile produzieren zwei Windparks jährlich 290 GWh sauberen Strom. https://climatepartner.com/1272. Das Projekt in Istanbul erzeugt Strom aus Deponiegas und verhindert die Entstehung von Methan. https://climatepartner.com/1299

Präg Klimafonds, Various regions, Uganda, Vietnam, et al.

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The projects are located in poorly developed regions and create additional sources of income for many people.

No Poverty

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All three projects promote people's health through medical care and better hygiene

Good Health and Well-Being

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The projects in India, Vietnam, China and Chile contribute to a better and independent energy supply without the use of fossil fuels.

Affordable and Clean Energy

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Creation of long-term jobs in structurally weak areas

Decent Work and Economic Growth

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Technology and knowledge transfer for modern wind energy, small biogas plants and sustainable forestry

Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure

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Adolf Präg GmbH compensates with the help of climate protection projects

Climate Action

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The project in Uganda promotes intact forest areas and biodiversity by reforesting 10,000 hectares

Life on Land

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Our climate protection projects are a bridge for companies in industrialized countries to the population in the poorest countries in the world.

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A project must lead to lower carbon emissions than would have occured without the project. Additionality also means that a project relies on financing from the sale of emission reductions, as the project would otherwise not be feasible and the upfront investment would be too high for project developers.

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The carbon reduction may only be counted once and may not be counted again elsewhere, so a Verified Emission Reduction is retired once it has been used. This process is recorded in official registries.

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The criterion of permanence ensures that carbon reductions or removals are ongoing and do not occur just once. This guarantees a long-term benefit for the climate. The minimum duration of a project depends on the underlying project technology.

03. Permanence

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Expansion of renewable energy generation in Asia

Clean drinking water in Laos

Improved cookstoves worldwide – for better health and cleaner air

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Powering access to renewable energy in Africa

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Turning degraded farmlands into healthy ecosystems

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Improved cookstoves - better for health and the environment

LocationUganda, Vietnam, et al., Various regions

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