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Protecting carbon-rich ecosystems through REDD+ in Guinea Bissau: an impact evaluation of the Community-Based Avoided Deforestation Project part 5
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This study presents the first long-term impact evaluation of a REDD+ initiative in Guinea Bissau, analyzing the Community-Based Avoided Deforestation Project's impact on
ecosystems and local communities. Using satellite imagery and qualitative interviews, this
study examines changes in forest, mangrove, cropland coverage, as well as population
dynamics between 2000-2020. Results show significant positive effects on forest preservation
and reduced agricultural expansion in protected areas after 2017. Mangrove protection shows
no significant impact and population effects were not identified. While conservation measures
prove to be partially effective, communities face persistent infrastructure gaps and resource
constraints, highlighting implementation challenges in financially constrained settings.
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REDD+ Forest conservation Sustainability Guinea-Bissau