ROC
Embarking on the MKAP project, Sequoia is committed to afforesting 69,000 hectares in the Kouilou province. With 30,000 hectares dedicated to biodiversity conservation, this initiative aims to foster employment, agricultural training, and sustainable development while substantially reducing pressure on natural forests.
Timber Substitution
Substituting 0.7 million cubic meters of natural timber with renewable Eucalyptus timber every 10 years.
Environmental & Social Impact
In the Republic of the Congo, Sequoia’s efforts preserve biodiversity, sequester carbon, and substitute timber sustainably, fostering a healthier environment. The project contributes to community prosperity by generating employment, providing agricultural training, and supporting overall regional development.
Tree Species Planned
The Trees planned for afforestation are Eucalyptus and Acacia.
Biodiversity Conservation
Annually stopping 0.07 million cubic meters of illegal harvesting, contributing to a sustainable environment.
Carbon Sequestration
Annually sequestering 1.5 million tCO2e, contributing to a sustainable environment.
Employment Generation
Creating 1000 direct and indirect job opportunities.
Community Development
Catalyzing regional development through industrialization and project execution, fostering prosperity in rural communities
Agricultural Training
Providing training in Maize, Soya, Casava, and vegetable farming to enhance local food security.
Trees Reforestation Planned
2024-25
2000Ha
2025-26
4000Ha
2026-27
4000Ha
2027-28
4000Ha
2028-29
4000Ha
Under the KEPP project, Sequoia aims to sustainably manage 36,000 hectares of eucalyptus plantations in Pointe-Noire and Kouilou provinces. This initiative, designed to provide sustainable fiber for industrialization, includes the establishment of a veneer/plywood producing factory in PICP.
Timber Substitution
Substituting 0.5 million cubic meters of natural timber with renewable Eucalyptus timber every 6 years.
Environmental & Social Impact
In the Republic of the Congo, Sequoia’s efforts preserve biodiversity, sequester carbon, and substitute timber sustainably, fostering a healthier environment. The project contributes to community prosperity by generating employment, providing agricultural training, and supporting overall regional development.
Community Developement
Industrialization and project execution fostering regional development.
Illegal Harvesting Prevention
30,000 hectares allocated for preserving biodiversity.
Employment Opportunities
Creating 100 direct and indirect jobs.
Trees Managed
The tree species managed is Eucalyptus.
Trees Transformation Planned
2024
40CBM
2025
50CBM
2026
100CBM
2027
100CBM
2028
100CBM
in ‘000CBM
Empowering Home and Environment
Sequoia plantation distributes cookstove to the rural households of the Togo free of cost to replace traditional 3 stones stove. To deliver above mention benefits. This cookstoves are purely funded by carbon markets hence available at no charge to the beneficiary, ensuring that households have access to safe and efficient cooking solutions.
