Through its consultancy services for Green Economy Partnership (GEP), efforts were undertaken to implement a biodiversity credit generation project for marine areas in Zanzibar.
Structuring and implementation of a carbon project with Sicarare palm oil mill, under the Cercarbono standard, focused on the energy sector through biogas production and renewable energy conversion.
Structuring of a carbon credit purchase transaction from a REDD+ project developed by Shipibo Indigenous communities in the Peruvian Amazon, specifically in the Ucayali region.
Campo Capital provided consulting services to design a financial instrument aimed at facilitating a demonstration transaction between the financial sector and carbon-related projects. To this end, 13 agricultural subsectors across the country were analyzed, along with existing financial mechanisms, identifying gaps and unmet needs in the current financial offering.
Based on these findings, a financial mechanism was proposed, along with a roadmap for the demonstration transaction and the identification of potential projects to develop an investment pipeline.
In partnership with Amazonía Emprende, Campo Capital structured the Proyecto Conexión Biodiversa, covering 3,000 hectares dedicated to ecosystem rehabilitation, reforestation, and support for livestock farming transformation in the department of Caquetá, Colombia.
The project aims to reduce carbon emissions through the conservation of traditional ecosystems and the establishment of an agroforestry system integrating native and productive tree species. It seeks to generate income for farming families through carbon credit issuance and the commercialization of agricultural products.
Sustainable forest management was promoted through the structuring of community forestry projects in the Orinoquía region, with a focus on active deforestation hotspots and areas with high biodiversity potential.
A comprehensive assessment of the project was conducted across multiple dimensions, including social, technical, financial, and institutional aspects. The status of each dimension was assessed, and opportunities for improvement were identified, providing the necessary tools to support the successful development of the initiative.
Campo Capital worked on defining a strategy to position the BMC as a carbon credit trading platform, with three key objectives: consolidating its presence in both regulated and voluntary markets, structuring financing mechanisms with second-tier banks (Bancóldex and Finagro), and positioning it as a pioneer in biodiversity credits.
To achieve this, an assessment of the carbon market and the BMC platform was conducted, along with an analysis of leading international trading platforms and exchanges. Additionally, the current and potential carbon markets in Colombia were estimated, including revenue projections for the platform under different fee structures and the identification of key market risks.
Corpocampo sought to determine whether its açaí palm plantations had the potential to generate carbon credits. Campo Capital provided technical assistance to assess this potential under Verra’s Verified Carbon Standard (VCS).
The Agricultural Land Management (ALM) category that best suited the project’s conditions was identified. In addition, samples were collected from the soil, trunks, and leaves of the palm trees and analyzed in the laboratory, enabling the calculation of carbon sequestration potential according to VERRA’s VM0021 methodology for quantifying soil carbon. Our approach enabled Corpocampo to make an informed decision based on technical data about whether to move forward with a carbon credit project.


















