Eywa® Live Projects Turning Millions of Hectares into Carbon Revenue
Cross four approved sites and two new frontiers, we’re converting 9.3 million+ hectares of forest, mangrove, and woodland into premium carbon credits creating 31,000 green jobs today and growing. Opening the door to over 100 million tonnes of verifiable climate assets by 2026 and 2027.
Eywa® Nicaragua: 7 Million Hectares, One Carbon Powerhouse
Eywa’s 10,600-strong green workforce is on track to deliver 70 Mt of verified carbon reductions between 2026-2027 combining mangrove blue-carbon and Bosawás rainforest credits then flow the proceeds straight back into Nicaraguan communities.
Eywa® Dominican Rep: 1 Million Hectare Pilot, Caribbean Carbon on the Rise
In the Dominican Republic, we’re converting one million hectares of mangroves and dry forest into a high-value carbon asset. Powered by a 6,600-person local workforce, the project is set to generate up to 20 million tonnes of premium carbon credits every year from 2026 and creating reliable investor returns while funneling new income into Dominican communities.
Eywa® Nigeria: 500,000 Hectare Pilot Poised for Approval
We’re securing government sign-off to launch a 500,000-hectare carbon project that will create 4,250 local jobs and unlock 9 million tonnes of future credits positioning Nigeria’s communities at the forefront of Africa’s next green-growth wave. Pilot starts in 2026
Eywa® Zimbabwe: 800,000 Hectares Africa’s Next Carbon Frontier
A green-jobs force of 5,200 locals is set to unlock 10 million tonnes of premium carbon credits once government approval lands turning Zimbabwe’s Miombo woodlands into a powerful new revenue stream for both communities and investors. Pilot will be starting in 2026.
Panama & Honduras: The Next Carbon Frontier
We’ve begun high-level talks with government and community leaders in both countries, laying the groundwork for our next rainforest and mangrove carbon projects opening fresh markets, new jobs, and premium credits across Central America’s twin green corridors.