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8. APPENDICESANNEX I. List of Organizations Contacted for the Survey.# Company Name1 Action Carbone2 ADES3 American Forests4 Atmosfair5 Bäume für Menschen - Trees for the World6 Blue Ventures Carbon Offset7 C Level8 Carbon Clear9 Carbon Footprint10 Carbon Impacts11 Carbon Me12 Carbon Neutral13 Carbon Offsets Ltd14 Carbon Positive15 Carbon Tanzania16 Cleaner Climate17 Climactis18 Climat Mundi19 Climate Care20 Climate Neutral Group21 Climate Stewards22 co2balance23 CO2OL24 CO2Solidaire25 Ecotrust26 Envirotrade27 First Climate28 Flying Forest29 Good Planet30 Grow a Forest31 Live Climate32 Love Trees33 My Climate34 Offsetters35 PACE36 Planetair37 Prima Klima38 Project Preparation Trust of Kwazulu-Natal39 ProNatura40 Pure Trust41 Reforest the Tropics42 SKG Sangha43 Solar Aid44 Solar electric fund45 Stiftung Natur- und Artenschutz in den Tropen46 Sunfire47 Sunseed Tanzania48 Sustainable travel international49 Target Neutral50 TerraPass51 The Climate Trust52 The Greenbelt Movement53 The Hunter Foundation Rwanda gov54 The Nature Concervancy55 TIST The International Small group56 TreeBanking57 Treeflights58 Trees for cities59 Trees for the futureTrees for travel/Face foundation6061 World Land Trust49
ANNEX II. LIST OF ORGANIZATIONS IDENTIFIED AS INVOLVED IN THEPROJECTS DEVELOPMENT OR OPERATION IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA.# Organization1 Atmosfair2 Action Carbone3 Blue Ventures Carbon Offset4 Carbon Clear5 Carbon Impacts6 Carbon Me7 Carbon Neutral8 Carbon Positive9 Carbon Tanzania10 Climat Mundi11 Climate Care12 Climate Stewards13 co2balance14 Envirotrade15 FACE Foundation16 First Climate17 Flying Forest18 My Climate19 Pace20 Primaklimaweltweit21 Reforest the Tropics22 Solair Aid23 Climactis50
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