The Inner Mongolia Chao’er Forest Industry Improved Forest Management (IFM) Project is located in Hulun Buir City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, P.R. China. Implemented by Chao’er Forest Industry Co. Ltd, a subsidiary of the China Inner Mongolia Forest Industry Group. The project aims to protect 

 of previously logging-designated commercial forest.

The project is carried out within three forest farms: Dacongshan Forest Farm, Quansheng Forest Farm, and Taerqi Forest Farm. The area includes forests of varying ages, from saplings to mature stands. Prior to the project's inception, these forests were designated for commercial timber production and logged annually based on plans approved by local forestry authorities.

From the project's start date in December 2017, commercial logging activities within the project area ceased, with management activities limited to forest tending and sustainable practices. The implementation period spans 

To ensure the preservation and health of the forest, the project emphasizes:

Forest Resource Supervision and Monitoring:

 A dedicated ranger team has been established to monitor and address threats such as diseases, illegal logging, hunting, and fires. This proactive approach helps prevent disturbances that could compromise the forest ecosystem.

 By halting commercial logging, the project focuses on ecological restoration and sustainable management, ensuring the forest’s long-term viability and its ability to provide essential ecosystem services.

The project is expected to generate approximately 

 in emission reductions during the 30-year crediting period, averaging 

The Inner Mongolia Chao’er Forest Industry IFM Project represents a critical effort to transition from commercial logging to 

. It not only addresses local environmental concerns but also contributes to global efforts to combat climate change.

The carbon credits for this project are issued by Verra under the Verified Carbon Standard (VCS) Program, one of the world’s most widely used GHG crediting programs. Verra’s programs offer comprehensive methodologies and frameworks that support the design and implementation of carbon reduction, sustainable development, and plastic waste reduction projects globally.

The Inner Mongolia Chao’er Forest Industry IFM Project (hereafter referred to as “the project”) is located in Hulun Buir City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, P.R.China. It is implemented by Chao’er Forest Industry Co. Ltd of China Inner Mongolia Forest Industry Group (hereafter “Project owner”) to protect the once logging forest. 
The proposed project is implemented in three forest farms under the jurisdiction of the Project owner, namely Dacongshan Forest Farm, Quansheng Forest Farm, and Taerqi Forest Farm. The project has 40,027.50ha commercial forest, whose ages ranging from sapling, middle age to mature forest. Before the implementation of the project, the forest within the project area was designed and planted as commercial forest, and logged annually according to the timber production plan approved by local forestry authority . In order to protect the forest ecosystem, improve the ecological environment, increase carbon sinks, reduce GHG emission reductions and slow down climate change, the project proponent decided to implement this improved forest management project activities from December 2017 to December 2077. And from the Project Start Date, PP has stopped the commercial logging in the project area and only allowed tending and managing. 
This project aims to protect 40,027.50ha commercial forest from logging. The Forest Conservation Project activities will be focused on forest resource supervision and monitoring. In order to supervise and monitor any disturbances that may affect the whole forest, a ranger team has been established to monitor the state of the forest with regard to diseases, illegal logging, hunting, fires etc. This ecosystem will then continue to provide its services to all the communities and entities that depend on it.
The project is expected to generate approximately 8,372,662 tCO2e with buffer deduction during the 30 years’ crediting period, with the annual emission reductions of 279,089 tCO2e.

The Inner Mongolia Chao’er Forest Industry Improved Forest Management (IFM) Project is located in Hulun Buir City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, P.R. China. Implemented by Chao’er Forest Industry Co. Ltd, a subsidiary of the China Inner Mongolia Forest Industry Group. The project aims to protect 40,027.50 hectares of previously logging-designated commercial forest.

Project Scope and Implementation

The project is carried out within three forest farms: Dacongshan Forest Farm, Quansheng Forest Farm, and Taerqi Forest Farm. The area includes forests of varying ages, from saplings to mature stands. Prior to the project's inception, these forests were designated for commercial timber production and logged annually based on plans approved by local forestry authorities.

From the project's start date in December 2017, commercial logging activities within the project area ceased, with management activities limited to forest tending and sustainable practices. The implementation period spans 60 years, concluding in December 2077.

Key Activities and Objectives

To ensure the preservation and health of the forest, the project emphasizes:

- Forest Resource Supervision and Monitoring: A dedicated ranger team has been established to monitor and address threats such as diseases, illegal logging, hunting, and fires. This proactive approach helps prevent disturbances that could compromise the forest ecosystem.
- Improved Forest Management Practices: By halting commercial logging, the project focuses on ecological restoration and sustainable management, ensuring the forest’s long-term viability and its ability to provide essential ecosystem services.

Climate Impact

The project is expected to generate approximately 8,372,662 tCO2e in emission reductions during the 30-year crediting period, averaging annual reductions of 279,089 tCO2e.

The Inner Mongolia Chao’er Forest Industry IFM Project represents a critical effort to transition from commercial logging to sustainable forest management. It not only addresses local environmental concerns but also contributes to global efforts to combat climate change.

Carbon Credits

The carbon credits for this project are issued by Verra under the Verified Carbon Standard (VCS) Program, one of the world’s most widely used GHG crediting programs. Verra’s programs offer comprehensive methodologies and frameworks that support the design and implementation of carbon reduction, sustainable development, and plastic waste reduction projects globally.

Methodology for Improved Forest Management: Conversion from Logged to Protected Forest

Inner Mongolia Chao’Er Improved Forest Management Project

The Inner Mongolia Chao’er Forest Industry IFM Project, located in Hulun Buir City, P.R. China, protects 40,027.50 hectares of previously logging-designated commercial forest. This carbon project halts commercial logging to focus on sustainable forest management, ecological restoration, and resource monitoring. Expected to generate over 8 million tCO2e in emission reductions during its 30-year crediting period, the project contributes to combating climate change and preserving vital ecosystem services.