Strategically positioned in East Africa, Tanzania connects with eight landlocked neighbours, including Uganda, Rwanda, and Zambia, fostering cross-border collaboration in carbon trading. Comex aims to play a pivotal role in attracting international investment in carbon credits, benefiting Tanzania and the African region.
East Africa is at the forefront of climate action, leveraging a diverse range of strategies to combat emissions and build resilience. Nature-Based Solutions (NBS), such as reforestation, afforestation, and improved forest management, harness the region’s vast carbon sequestration potential while restoring ecosystems.
Projects like reforestation, afforestation, REDD+, and improved forest management, leveraging the significant carbon sequestration potential of East African ecosystems.
Innovative companies developing cutting-edge technologies to reduce emissions across various sectors, including industrial processes, waste management, and energy efficiency improvements.
Projects that transition to cleaner energy sources, including as solar, wind, and geothermal power, delivering both emissions reductions and co-benefits, including job creation and enhanced energy security.
Promoting sustainable agricultural practices, including as cover cropping and improved soil management, that reduce emissions and enhance soil health, ensuring climate resilient.
East Africa is embracing a multi-faceted approach to climate action, combining nature-based solutions, renewable energy, technological innovation, and sustainable agriculture. From restoring forests and transitioning to clean energy to pioneering industrial advancements.
Comex works to provide market data, analytics, and compliance tools, enabling informed decision-making and transparent tracking of asset performance
All credits traded on the Comex platform adhere to the ICVCM’s Core Carbon Principles (CCPs) and are verified through rigorous, independent third-party validation and verification processes