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2013-2014AnnualReport

Reportingperiod:March2013toMarch2014

TheScolel’teProgramme

By

CooperativaAMBIOS.C.deR.L.

December2014

CooperativaAMBIO–Scolel’teProgramElsaEsquivelAdministrativeDirectorSoteroQuechulpaOperativeDirectorMarcoLaraCommercialDirectorNicolásHernándezRegionalFieldOfficer,IndigenousTzeltalandCholZoneFernandoLópezRegionalFieldOfficer,IndigenousTojolabalZoneLuisMendozaRegionalFieldOfficer,SierraMadredeChiapasMarcosA.HernándezRegionalFieldOfficer,SelvaLacandonaGrelsviaAguiluzTechnicalAssitantAlfredoHernándezEnriqueGómezAntonietaMéndezJoséLuisPérez(Requiescatinpace)AdministrativeBoard

1. Summary

Reportingperiod March2013toMarch2014

Technicalspecificationsinuse Tropicallivefence(AF-CAFE-TROP1)Tropicalimprovedfallow(FOR-ACME-TROP1)Tropicalcoffeetimber(AF-CAFE-TROP1)Tropicaltaungyasystem(AF-TAUNG-TROP1)Subtropicalimprovedfallow(FOR-ACME-SUBT1)Subtropicalforestrestauration(FOR-REST-SUBT1)Subtropicallivefence(AF-CERVI-SUBT1)Forestmanagementandconservation(FOR-MAN)

Areaundermanagement(ha)i.e.implementedplanvivos

Areasputundermanagementsincelastreport(ha)

7,661.75 54.00

SmallholderswithplanvivosandPESagreements(totalforproject)

NewsmallholderswithPESagreementssincelastreport

1,237 30

CommunitygroupswithplanvivosandPESagreements(total)

NewgroupswithPESagreementssincelastreport

7(1) 0

PESmadetocommunities(since2001todate) 529112USD

PlanVivoCertificatesissuedtodate 467,912

SubmissionforCertificateIssuance(tCO2) 11,040

PlanVivoCertificatesafterissuance2013 478,952

1Atpresent,only2communitygroupshaveactiveaccreditationforcarbonoffsetting

2. KeyEvents,DevelopmentsandChallenges

- KeyEvents

Workshop:MethodologiesforCarbonCaptureMeasurementsinNaturalProtectedAreas,organized by AMBIO, in collaboration with the Mexican Fund for the Conservation ofNatureandtheUSForestService.

In January 2014, AMBIO hosted the workshopMethodologies for Carbon Estimations inNaturalProtectedAreas,complementedbyfieldtripstoScolel’tecommunitiesinMarquésdeComillasregion(SelvaLacandona).TheeventwaspossiblethankstothesponsorshipoftheMexican Fund for the Conservation ofNature, theUS Forest Service, and theUnitedStatesAgencyforInternationalDevelopment(USAID)

Duringthisworkshopasetofmethodologiestomeasureandevaluatethecarbonstoragepotentialof forestswaspresented.Thiseventwasattendedbymorethan40participantsfromGuatemala,Nicaragua,Honduras,Ecuador,Panamá,Colombia,Peru,theUnitedStatesandMexico.

Participationinpolicy-makingforums

FromAugust2011toDecember2013,AMBIOpresidedtheactivitiesoftheREDD+ChiapasAdvisory Council (CTC-REDD+ Chiapas), an honorary position, strategic to strengthen itsinter-institutional alliances. Besides, in 2013 AMBIO joined the Working Group for theREDD+NationalStrategy(ENAREDD+)andtheNationalForestryCouncil (CONAF),which isthemainforumtodesignanddevelopforestpoliciesinMexico.

Furthermore,atthebeginningof2014,AMBIOwasinvitedtojoin2moreadvisoryboardsinChiapas on environment and climate change respectively. Such councils represent criticalspaces to analyze and provide commentaries regarding sub-national policies on thosematters.Inaddition,in2014AMBIOwasre-electedtoleadtheChiapasGroupforEcosystemServices,aninitiativetopromotepoliciesaimedatrecognizing,revalorizingandprotectingnaturalecosystemsthatofferenvironmentalservicesinChiapasandworldwide.

WorkshopwithinitialScolel’teparticipants

InthelightofScolel’tefollow-upactions,AMBIOstartedidentifyingmechanismstosupportinitialparticipantswhonolongerreceivecarbonpayments,butcultivatethrivingtrees.Theinquiryappearedwhenseveral communities startedanalyzing technicalviability for forestharvestingandnon-timberproductscommercialization.AMBIOrecognisesthatthisdecisionconcernseveryproducer,andmustbe inaccordancewithecosystemservicesagreements(25-30years),localneeds,regulatoryrequirementsandenvironmentalsafeguards.

OnOctober17th2013,AMBIOheldaworkshopwithrepresentativesfromScolel’te’smostexperienced areas (Tzeltal, Tojolabal, Chol and Miramar zones), together with local andregionalfieldofficers.Themainobjectivewastooutlinenear-andmedium-termactivitiesinScolel’teareasregistered from1997to2000,whichreceivedcarbonpaymentsexclusivelyfromtheFIAFoundation.

Furthermore, thisworkshopwas important to identifyopportunities forsustainable forestmanagementpractices,particularlythroughfinishedproductscommercialization.Forthis,itresultsnecessarytobuildlocalcapabilitiesandestablishstrongtieswithgovernmental,non-governmentalregionalactorsandcommunity-basedforestenterprises.

- Keydevelopments

AMBIOwins2013NationalForestryMeritAward

TheNationalForestryMeritAwardacknowledgestheworkofinitiatives,organizationsandindividualswhoseeffortsareaimedatimprovingforeststewardshipinMexico.

TheawardwaspresentedtoAMBIOinrecognitionofmorethan15yearsofworkingwithcommunitiesandsmall-scalefarmersfromChiapasonprogramsand projects that promote comprehensive andsustainable rural development bymeans of soundmanagementoftheirnaturalresources.

It is important to highlight that this distinctionrepresents a greater commitment with ourcommunitiesandourstakeholders.

- KeyChallengesCAMBIOACfiscaldeductibility

InordertoboostScolel’te’scapacitytosellcarbonoffsetsinMexico,itisessentialtoobtainfiscaldeductibilityforComunidad,AmbienteyBiodiversidad(CAMBIOAC),anAMBIOsisterorganization.Thiswillpromotegreaterprivateparticipation,whichisessentialforScolel’te’sfinancialstructure.

Obtaining such fiscal deduction authorization from the Ministry of Finance will bothdecrease programmanagement costs and increase attractiveness for private companies.Thisprocessisalreadyunderway.

Designanddevelopmentofco-benefitsmonitoringmechanismsatanaffordableprice

AMBIO has initiated two pilot projects to measure Scolel’te’s environmental and socio-economic co-benefits. One of them aims to study biodiversity levels in Scolel’tecommunitiesby identifyingbird species,while the second one included socio-economic and biodiversity impactassessments. The project is likely toinclude these surveys and results inannual monitoring activities, with theobjective of enhancing field activitiesand providing timely information tostakeholders, donors, researchers andeverybodyinterestedonthesubject.

Increasingtreesurvivalrate

Theaccuracyofinformationgatheredinthefieldiscriticaltoprovideawiderunderstandingoftheconditionsthatboosttreesurvivalrates,aswellasonsocialcontextsthatensurethepermanenceofagroforestrysystemsandforestspecieswithhigheradaptation levels.Theaforementioned is especially important since the new project zones (Sierra Madre deChiapas)havedifferentclimaticandsoilcharacteristicscomparedtoScolel’te’sinitialareas.While several achievements have taken place, such as the collection of seeds of localspecies, and establishment of community nurseries, it is important to continue tostrengthencapabilitiesinthisarea.

EnhanceScolel’te’sadministrativeperformanceinlightofnewfiscalregulations.

NewfiscalregulationsinMexicoarepresentingdifficultiesforsomeofScolel’teactivities.Inparticular,producersaremorelikelytoleavetheprogramasaresultofhigherincometaxeson carbon payments. In addition, it is worth highlighting that the new fiscal regulationsdon’tconsidertherealityinwhichmanyruralcommunitieslivein.

AMBIOisalreadyimplementingmitigationstrategies,inparticularbysupportingproducersto obtain their fiscal registry and hosting regular meetings with local technicians andcommunityrepresentativestoprovideongoingandpromptassistanceonfiscalissues.

3. Activities,totalprojectsizeandparticipation

Project participants joining Scolel’te in 2013 decided to establish improved fallows, livefencesandcoffeecropswithtimber,asdescribedintheFigure1andChart1.Thegraphsonthe following pages illustrate the agroforestry systems and surfaces accredited to covervintage 2013 sales, as part of the ongoing commitment period for the 8th year. (See acompletedescriptioninthesection‘SubmissionforPlanVivoCertificateIssuance’)

Figure1.Agroforestrysystemsandnewregisteredareasintheprogramin2013.

Chart1.Correlationofsystemsandnewlyregisteredareasintheprogramin2013.

System Surface(ha)FOR-ACME-TROP1 15.5AF-CERVI-TROP1 36.0AF-CAFÉ-TRO1 2.5TOTAL 54.0

28%

68%

4%

AgroforestrysystemsbyTechnicalSpecificaeon(percentage)

Tropicalimprovedfallow

Tropicallivefence

Tropicalcoffeeimber

Figure2.Agroforestrysystemsandpreviouslyregisteredareasaccreditedtocovercurrentsalesasanongoingcommitmentperiod

Chart2.Correlationofsystemsandpreviouslyregisteredareasintheprogram,accreditedtocovercurrentsalesasanongoingcommitmentperiod

System Surface(ha)AF-CERVI-TROP1 14.0FOR-ACME-SUBT1 1.5FOR-ACME-TROP1 4.0AF-TAUG-TROP1 2.0AF-CAFÉ-TROP1 1.0Areasregisteredinpreviousyearsandaccreditedtocovervintage2013sales,asan8thyearcommitment

22.5

Areassupportingsalesmadein2005,butissuedasvintage20132 4.0Areasunderforestmanagement(FOR-MAN)3,vintage2010 639.0Total 665.5

2AfterathoroughreviewofallhistoricScolel’tecreditsissuedbeforetheMarkitregistrywasformalisedin2009,twodiscrepancieswereidentified:Asaleof76creditsfor‘Lloyd’and25creditsforTobyandMeg’sWeddingfrom2005-2006werenotreflectedontheregistry.These101Certificateswillbeissueduponapprovalofthisreportat2013Vintagecredits.BothPlanVivoandAMBIOareinfullagreementwiththesechanges.AllhistoricissuancesanduniqueserialnumberscanbeconsultedinChart17attheendofthisreport.3Forestmanagementareasallocatedtoproducersandissuedin2010asunsoldstock,subsequentlyallocatedtosalesduring2013.SeeChart5andChart16inAnnex3forfurtherdetails.

AgroforestrysystemsbyTechnicalSpecificaeon

Tropicallivefence

SubTropicalimprovedfallow

Tropicalimprovedfallow

Tropicaltaungya

Tropicalcoffeeimber

SubmissionforPlanVivoCertificatesIssuance

Asmentioned above, there are two kind of plots and participants detailed in thisreport. A first group for newly registered areas and a second one in formerlyregistered areas with valid accreditation to cover saleable carbon. The salesallocationchartfollowsthesamestructuretodifferentiatebothcases.ThecompletedetailofcarbonsalesallocationscanbefoundinAnnex1.

Pre-2010: As detailed in the payment schedule (shown below), Scolel’te projectparticipantswerepaid fourpayments for thecarbonsequestered,accordingto theparticulartechnicalspecificationsappliedtotheirrespectiveareasofland.Paymentswere made in years 1, 2, 3 and 5, provided the monitoring of their plotsdemonstratedaminimumtreesurvivalrateof85%.Inkeepingwiththeconservativeapproachtowardscarbonsequestrationobjectives,itwasagreedwithparticipants–andformalisedintheirrespectivePEScontracts–thatthefifthPESpaymentwouldbe transacted separately, after confirmation that targets were being met andsequestration rates were behaving as expected. Thus 72% of the total saleablecarbonwastransactedatthebeginningoftheintervention(afterthefirstmonitoringtargetwasmet),and18%couldbetransacteduponcompletionofallfivemonitoringtargets.Theremaining10%waswithheldfromsaleandmanagedaspartofthePlanVivo pooled buffer account - covering the risk to non-permanence, in line withrecommendationsinthePlanVivoStandard.

4InearlierdocumentationthefifthPESpaymenttoparticipantswasplannedtobemadeinyear10.Thiswassubsequentlyreviseddowntoyear8,basedonfeedbackfromparticipantsandlessonslearnedfromearlyexperiences.

1 Year1 18%

2 Year2 18%

3 Year3 18%

4 Year5 18%

5 Year8 18%4

Risktonon-permanencebuffer 10%

TotalSaleableCO2 100%

72%carbon(PVCs)transactedwhenPEScontractsfirstsigned

(Priorto2010,whenthesystemwassimplified):18%carbontransactedseparatelyatyear8

2010 onwards: Procedures regarding the transaction of Plan Vivo Certificates(representing the underlying carbon) were revised in 2010 – since this date,participantsenrolledintheprojectarenowguaranteedcarbonpaymentsinyears1,2, 3, 5 and 8 and the underlying carbon (90% of total carbon) is now transactedtogether. The 10%allocation to the PlanVivo pooled buffer remains the same asbefore.

Asaresultofthismonitoringandpaymentstructure,withinthe‘submissionforPVCissuance section’ of this annual report, there are instances of existing participantsbeingnewlylistedwherethecarbonassociatedwiththefifthmonitoringtargethasbeentransacted.Theseparticipantsareindicatedseparatelytoavoidanyconfusion.

Regarding the percentage of the sales price reaching groups and participants, thisnaturallyfluctuatesslightlydependingonthefinalpriceagreedbetweenAMBIOandthefinalbuyers.Ontheotherhand,astheprojectoperativecostsarelinkedwiththeamount of credits traded, a higher amount of carbon offsets sold, represents areduction in the operative expenditures of the project and vice versa. ParticularlynoteworthyistheroleofAMBIOthroughparallelprojectswhichserveasasupportframework for the day-to-day activities in delivering the objective of the Scolel’teproject.

Chart3.ProjectCO2salesandallocationsforthisreportingperiodTotalvolumeofCO2forward

sold(tCO2)TotalSalePrice($)

Totalno.participantsallocatedtobuyers

Totalarea(ha)5

Technicalspecificationapplied

Pricetoproducer/group($/tCO2)

%ofSalePricethatwillreachcommunitiesas

PESALNAVIDENA2013

3.96 1 0.5 AF-CERVI-TROP1 4.09

ANASOFIA20134.99 1 1 AF-CERVI-TROP1 4.09

U&W2013f1358.97 7 7 AF-CERVI-TROP1

FOR-ACME-TROP1 4.09

INSTITUTOALIME2013238 3 4 AF-CERVI-TROP1 4.09

ABALDERAS201329.28 1 2 AF-CERVI-TROP1 4.09

RABOBANK2013352 2 4 AF-CERVI-TROP1 4.09

BENTWIST201329 1 2 AF-CERVI-TROP1 4.09

PRONAT2013b826.55 5 7 AF-CERVI-TROP1 4.09

EMPRESASCO201372 2 5 AF-CERVI-TROP1 4.09

CLIMAEFICI2013e20 1 1.5 AF-CERVI-TROP1 4.09

5Inseveralcases,thecarbonpertainingtooneparticipantissplitbetweentwoormorebuyers.Insuchcasesthesumofhectaresinthischartdoesnotreflectthetruevalue,andprovidedinthesection“Activities,projectsizeandtotalparticipation”.Foracompletedetailofparticipantsandhectarescoveringvintage2013sales,seeCharts12and13inAnnex2.

U&W2013b750 3 7 AF-CERVI-TROP1 4.09

FN201360 1 1.5 AF-CERVI-TROP1 4.09

U&W2013c692 5 7.5 AF-CERVI-TROP1

FOR-ACME-TROP1 4.09

LANAVIDENA20133.96 1 1.5 AF-CERVI-TROP1 4.09

MINAVIDENA20133.96 1 1.5 AF-CERVI-TROP1 4.09

MUNSUS201319.96 1 1.5 AF-CERVI-TROP1 4.09

NENAVIDENA20133.96 1 2 AF-CERVI-TROP1 4.09

RTNAVIDENA20133.96 1 2 AF-CERVI-TROP1 4.09

TENAVIDENA20133.96 1 1 FOR-ACME-TROP1 4.09

PEMEX201339.97 1 2 AF-CERVI-TROP1 4.09

SUSTFOROTURIS201320 1 1.5 AF-CERVI-TROP1 4.09

SUSTPROGRLIDE201339.97 1 1.5 AF-CERVI-TROP1 4.09

U&W2013d648.74 4 2.5 FOR-ACME-TROP1 4.09

U&W2013e838.3 4 3 FOR-ACME-TROP1

AF-CERVI-TROP1 4.09

U&W2013g213.97 2 2 AF-CERVI-TROP1

FOR-ACME-TROP1 4.09

EXPOTRANS2013a720 3 3 FOR-ACME-TROP1 4.09

Carbonsaleswithpreviouslyregisteredparticipantsaccreditedtocovervintage2013salesU&W2013f141.99 4 5 AF-CERVI-TROP1

FOR-ACME-SUBT1 4.09

PRONAT2013b683.43 8 10 AF-CERVI-TROP1 4.09

CLIMAEFICI2013a4 1 0.5 AF-CERVI-TROP1 4.09

CLIMAEFICI2013b4.99 1 0.5 AF-CERVI-TROP1 4.09

CLIMAEFICI2013c20 1 0.5 AF-CERVI-TROP1 4.09

CLIMAEFICI2013d4 1 0.5 AF-CERVI-TROP1 4.09

U&W2013c128.82 1 1 AF-CAFÉ-TROP1 4.09

U&W2013d951.26 3 3 FOR-ACME-TROP1 4.09

U&W2013e888.69 5 4

FOR-ACME-TROP1AF-CAFÉ-TROP1AF-CERVI-TROP1

4.09

U&W2013g1114.02 22 19

AF-CERVI-TROP1AF-CAFÉ-TROP1AF-TAUG-TROP1FOR-ACME-TROP1

4.09

Previoussalesissuedin20136Toby2005

25.5 1 1 AF-CAFE-TRO1 2.67

LLOYD200576.70 2 3 FOR-ACME-SUB1 2.17

6Findadetailedexplanationinfootnotenumber2.

SalesofPlanVivoCertificates

In2013,totalsalesofPlanVivocertificatesmovedfrom21,294t/CO2(12,279witha2010vintage) sold in2012, to14,410 (11,040vintage2013and3,370witha2010vintage)tradedin2013.Inearly2013,saleswereslowbutstartedincreasinginJuneduetonewinstitutionalpartnershipsinMexico,withClimayEficienciaS.A.deC.V.,andPromotoraAmbientalS.A.B.deC.V.

Bynumberofoperations,nationalsaleshavekeptrelativelyconstant,representing33percentoftotaltransactionsduring2013and34percentofthetotalin2012.

Amongthemaindevelopmentsregardingsales,isthecreationandstrengtheningofaseriesofpartnershipswithseveral institutions inMexico,whichwerereflected inthe continuous participation of national customers in the total amount oftransactions.Whiledirectsalesofcertificatestoindividualsrepresentasmallportionof the total volume, these increased from one instance in 2012 to 9 instances in2013,owingtoastrategyaimedatincreasingsalesduringtheChristmasperiod.

CustomersoffsettingcarbonemissionsthroughScolel’te in2013werefromdiversebackgroundsandeconomicactivities.Forthesixthtimesince2009,theNationalOilCompany of Mexico (PEMEX), decided to offset the environmental impact of itsCorporateSocialResponsibilityReportbysupportingourparticipants.TheNorwegianInstituteforNatureResearchrepresentsanotherinstitutionpayingfortheprovisionofenvironmentalservices inacontinuousmanner,aswellas theMexicanofficeoftheDutchbankRabobank.

A transportation expo and a couple of tourist destinations also decided to pursueneutrality.Thankstothe invaluablesupportofourSwedishresellerU&We,AbsolutVodkaisawelcomeadditiontoourclientlist.Inaddition,twocongressmenandtwocongresswomen of the Mexican Parliament received Scolel’te certificates asChristmasgiftsfromacloseadvisor.

Chart4.SalesofPlanVivocertificates,vintage2013.

Vintage PESFunder Amount Price($) Totalprice($)

2013 ProgramadeLiderazgodelSistemaArrecifeMesoamericano

9

2013 U&WE 750 2013 ProgramadeLiderazgodelSistema

ArrecifeMesoamericano31

2013 ClimayEficienciaS.A.deC.V. 4

2013 ForodeTurismo,SostenibilidadyCambioClimáticoenCentroAmérica

20

2013 ClimayEficienciaS.A.deC.V. 5 2013 PEMEX 40


2013 PromotoraAmbiental,S.A.B.deC.V. 20 2013 U&WE 1,600

2013 InstitutoTécnicodeAlimentosyBebidasS.C.

238

2013 ClimayEficienciaS.A.deC.V. 4 2013 ExpoTransporteANPACT2013.(A) 720

2013 FunciTreeNINA 60

2013 U&WE 1,727 2013 U&WE 1,501


2013 CooperatieveCentraleRaiffeisen-Boerenleenbank,México

352

2013 EmpresasdelComitéOrganizadordelForodeSustentabilidad2013

72

2013 Pronatura 1,510

2013 U&WE 1,328

2013 U&WE 820 2013 LourdesAdrianaLópezMoreno(Acción

Navideña)4

2013 MaríaIsabelOrtizMantilla(AcciónNavideña)

4

2013 RaymundoTamayo(AcciónNavideña) 4 2013 AnaLorenaGudiñoValdez(Acción

Navideña)4

2013 TomásEnriquezPalancares(AcciónNavideña)

4

2013 NataliaEnriquezPalancares(AcciónNavideña)

4

2013 BenTwist 29 2013 AnaSofíaNavarroAceves 5

2013 ArturoBalderasTorres 30

2013 LLOYD 76

2013 Toby&MegWedding 25 Submissionforissuance 11,040PVCs

Chart5.PlanVivoCertificatesissuedasunsoldstockin2010,andsubsequentlyallocatedtobuyersthroughout2013(forinformationpurposesonly)

Vintage PESFunder Amount Price($)

Totalprice($)

2010 PRONATURA 600

2010 U&WE 989

2010 U&WE 261

2010 U&WE 310

2010 SourceSustainableSupplyChainLtd 15

2010 C-Level 200

2010 ExpoTransporteANPACT2013(B) 995

Issuedcertificatessoldin2013 3,370

AdetailedrecordofhistoricsalesofPlanVivocertificatescanbefoundinAnnex3

4. SummaryofMonitoringResults

In2013,296plotsweremonitored,ofwhich:

a) 222 plots belong to previous vintages (2009, 2010, 2011 and 2012). Therefore,monitoringactivitiesarecarriedoutasaregularschedule,giventhatcarbonintheseplotswasassignedinpastyears.

b) 22 plots weremonitored to allocate carbon sales as an 8th year commitment. Asmentionedabove,inthesection“SubmissionforPlanVivocertificates”,before2010,plotswereopen forcarboncreditsallocationupto theyear5th,while theyear8th

paymentwas in functionof thecarbondemand.Such22plotsarecurrently in theyear8thandhavetechnicalfeasibilitytoallocatecarboncreditssales.

c) As part of vintage 2013 sales, 52 new plots were registered and monitored toallocatecarbonsalesofsuchvintage.SeemoredetailsintheChart6.

Chart6.Monitoringoverview.

Monitoring status No. of plots Vintage 2013 allocation (tCO2)

a) Plots monitored as part of the annual monitoring activities, without carbon sales allocation in the current year. 7

222 0

b) Plots registered in previous years, with monitoring and accreditation to cover vintage 2013 sales as an 8th year commitment

22 879

c) New plots, monitored to cover vintage 2013 sales

52 10,060

d) Plots monitored to cover sales made in 2005, but accredited as vintage 2013

3 101

Total 299 11,040

Theresultsofmonitoringinthenewplotsandtheplotscoveringvintage2013asan8thyearcommitmentcanbefoundinAnnex2,aswellastheperformanceininternalverifiedplots.(Seeasummaryofverificationindexinthefollowingbox).

No. of monitored plots 299 No. of verified plots (2013) 29 % Verified plots (2013) 10%

Barriers

Itisimperativetoprovideongoingtrainingtocommunity-basedfieldofficersinanefforttoguarantee better expertise in tree species categorization. Similarly, it seems necessary todesignanupdatedlistwithforestspeciesthrivinginScolel’te’s interventionareasinordertoidentifyendangeredspecies.

Follow-up workshops should be organized at least once a year in order to enhancemonitoringactivitiesandstimulateengagementinnewareasjoiningthePESscheme.

- Monitoringissues7Carbonsalesallocationintheseplotswascarriedoutinthepasttocoverothervintages.

Improvecommunication.

Communication between technical coordinators, forest technicians and working groupsmustbestrengthenedtofacilitatethespreadingofinformationgeneratedinthebi-annualandquarterlymeetings.AMBIOhas designedmaterials to support communication,whichmustbecomplementedwithfollow-upvisitstoempowerthecommunitywiththetechnicalworkinggroups,astherearegenerationalgaps.

The community forest technician makes recommendations to the participants, aimed atimprovingtheperformancethroughoutthedifferentstagesoftheagroforestrysystems.

Improvesurvivalandadaptationoftrees.

AMBIO has undertaken trainingworkshops to copewith technicalmatters such as seedscollection,capacitybuildingonpruningandpestmanagement. Inaddition, it is imperativeinvestingmoreresourcesintheseareas,giventheextentcoveredbyScolel’te.

Communitynurseriesareestablishedwith local speciesand theseedcollection isdone inthesurroundingareastopromotetheadaptationofspeciesintheplots.It isnecessaryanin-depth field evaluation of species and their adaptation rates in different environments,giventhegreatdiversityofsoil,weather,rainfallandsocialconditionswithinScolel’te.

Correctivemeasuresinlowperformanceplots.

Carbon payments that participants receive are directly associated to the performance ofactivitiesinthefield.Whenthesurvivaloftreesisover85%,theparticipantsreceiveafullpayment.Whentheperformanceis lowerthan85%,thePESdisbursement isproportionaltothepercentageofsurvivalreportedatthemonitoring.Oncetheparticipantreachesthecommitmentaccordingtoeveryagroforestrysystem,theirpaymentsareinfull.

5. PESupdate

Inthefirstmonthsof2013,PESpaymentswereallocatedtoprojectparticipantswhowerelastmonitored inNovember andDecember 2012, as detailed in Chart 7.On beforehand,Chart 8 describes payments allocated to project participants in the 2013 issuance andreportingperiodandChart9detailsPESpaymentsmadesince2001uptodate.

Chart7.Paymentstoprojectparticipantsbycommunity,correspondingtoyear2012

COMMUNITY USDRincónChamula 12,995

RicardoFloresMagón 121.5JosefaOrtizdeDomínguez 672

VivaChiapas 35Tronconada 58.32

PuntaBrava2da.Sección 803.68SanMiguel 138.24Yaluma 452.39

SeñordelPozo 88.72SUBTOTAL 15,365

PaymentsaccreditedintheAnnualReport2012 29,797.60TOTAL 45,162.60

Chart8.Paymentstoprojectparticipantsbycommunity,correspondingtoyear2013

COMMUNITY USD

AguaAzul 152.20

Babilonia2da.Sección 150.70

CristóbalColón 285.10

FronteraCorozal 659.52

Damasco 661.40

EjidoParaiso 2,186.90

PlandelaLibertad 63.50

RubiTulija 210.20

PuntaBrava1ra.Sección 102.80

PuntaBrava2da.Sección 214.00

RicardoFloresMagón 2,108.44

SanLuis 1,432.00

SanMiguel 165.80

SanPedro-SanAgustín 35.10

SierraMorena 261.30

TierrayLibertad 229.00

Tiltepec 113.10

ElTumbo 311.00

VillaLasRosas 2,021.00

VillahermosaII 1,173.30

VivaChiapas 554.60

Zaragoza 400.90

Bonanza 993.30

TierraSanta 1,305.35

LaMuralla 501.70

EmilianoZapata 216.74

JosefaOrtizdeDomínguez 7,671.55

LaFraylesca 1,536.10

PlandeRíoAzul 112.00

LaSierrita 390.30

LosAngeles 4,288.73

LosLaureles 37.80

LaUnión 961.90

Yaluma 263.40

Zaragoza 61.92

LaSierrita 140.40

Liberación 348.30

SombradeLaSelva 1,337.85

SanJosédeLasRosas 2,303.91

TOTAL 35,963.11

Chart9.Paymentsmadetocommunities(2001todate)

Year USD2013 35,963.112012 45,162.602011 102,298.032010 98,433.072009 45,921.172008 28,083.022007 23,165.912006 30,268.652005 16,708.542004 22,921.092003 47,932.002002 29,088.502001 3,166.26Total 529,112

6. OngoingCommunityParticipation

As part of Scolel’te community engagement component, AMBIO hosts general meetingswithcommunityandregionalfieldofficersandlocalrepresentativestwiceayear.Meetings

to discuss technical activities are carried out four times a year, and are attended inparticularbyregionalandcommunityfieldofficers.

Generalmeetings

In2013,twogeneralmeetingstookplace.ThefirstwasonJanuary18thanddiscussedthefollowingtopics:

• Summaryofincomeandexpenditurein2012• StatusofcarbonsalesinMexico• Projectparticipantswereencouragedtoavoidinvitingmorecommunitiestojointhe

programsincecarbonsaleshasbeenlimitedinnumberandsize.Alistwithpossiblenewproducerscouldbedrafted,butregisteredunderScolel’teCarbonFund.

• Communitiesreceivedaninvitationtoexpresspossible interest inreceivingvisitors(PESfunders)inAprilandMay.

ThesecondgeneralmeetingwasheldonJuly19th:

• Summaryofincomeandexpenditureinthefirsthalfof2013.• HighlightingAMBIO’sparallelprojectsinSierraMadredeChiapas,whichhelpreduce

Scolel’teoperativecostsinthatarea.• Transferofnurseryplantstoazoneswithsowingneeds.• Field officers were instructed to communicate to project participants that plots

accreditation can be done in a deferred manner in order to avoid excessiveworkload.

• In light of fiscal reforms, it is essential that producers obtain their taxpayerregistration number to receive carbon payments. AMBIO provides assistancewiththis matter; therefore it was necessary to collect documentation through thenetworkofcommunityfieldofficers.

• AMBIO informed project participants about details regarding the Project DesignDocument(PDD):itsrequirements,reviewprocess,andwhyitisakeydocumentforaccessingnewcarbonmarkets.

• AMBIO announced the National ForestryMerit Award and its significance for theinstitution,fieldofficersandprojectparticipants,whilepointingouttheimportanceofScolel’te’sprogramsinreceivingthisacknowledgement.

• Fieldofficersandcommunityrepresentativeswere informedaboutaworkshopforfollow-up activitieswith initial producers and older zones. (See above, Key EventsSection).

• AMBIO presented a third-party microfinance social platform (AMUCCS), and itsparticular intention to collaborate in promoting and strengthening productiveactivitieswithScolel’teparticipants.Representativesandtechnicianswereinvitedto

sharetheinformationandkeepincontactforfurtherappointments,accordinglytocommunity-leveldecisions.

Technicalmeetings

Technicalmeetingstakeplacequarterly,withtheaimofguaranteeingappropriatefollow-upandplanningforfieldactivities,sharingrelevantinformationabouttheprogram,providingfeedback and suggestions regarding monitoring and verifying activities, and improvingagroforestrysystemsmanagement.

Duringthetechnicalmeetingsforthisreportingperiod,heldonJune18thandOctober18th2013andinJanuary2014,thefollowingmatterswerediscussed:

- Thestatusofthecommunitynurserieswasanalyzed,outliningadeliverystrategyforplantingandreplantingactivities.Agroforestryimprovementactivitieswerecheckedandupdated, andapruningworkshopandanexchangeof experiences relating towormcompostingandorganicfertilizerswerescheduled.

- TheCarbonOffsetsManagerpresentedsomekeyconceptstoparticipants,suchasthe conceptof climate change, globalwarming,mitigation, adaptation and carbonfootprints. To reinforce this training session,participants receivedabrochurewithbasic information. In addition, presentations were given to them on new carbonsalesandtheprospectsforexpansion.

- Several timesparticipants expressed comments such as: “Not everypersonwith ahigh carbon footprint is interested in paying to compensate it” and “reforestationshouldn’tbedoneonlytoreceivemoney,butalsotohaveabetterenvironment”.

- Therewereseveralqueriesaboutthefifthpayment(nowfixedinthe8thyear,whereasinthepastinthe10thyear).AMBIOremindedfieldofficersthatthispaymentdependsonmarkettrendsandplots’managementstatus.Inthissense,itisnotpossibletomakeacommitmentuntilfindingbuyerfortheclimateservices.

- During the sessions, the resultsof theWorkshop forDiagnosisandAssessmentonInitialScolel’teAreaswerepresented.

- Inaddition,anewAMBIOwebsitewaslaunchedandsharedwithourfieldofficers.- ParticipantsreceivedsupportandguidanceonthenewfiscalenvironmentinMexico,

and its implications for carbon payments. Enrique Gómez, AMBIO’s accountant,provided a comprehensive presentation on this matter. Additionally, an OfficialCommunicationwas sent to theworking groups and communities to explain newlegalrequirements.

7. BreakdownofOperationalCosts

The following chart illustrates Scolel’te’s operational costs, describing both expenditurefinanced fromPlanVivoCertificate incomeandoperations receivingsupport fromparallelprojectsimplementedbyAMBIO.

Chart10.Scolel’teexpenditurein2013

Expenses Description CostinUSD

ContributionfromsalesofPlanVivoCertificates

(USD)

Contributionfromotherincome(USD)

Personnel

AdministrativeDirector

12,000.00 5,500.00 6,500.00

OperativeDirector 12,000.00 6,000.00 6,000.00

CommercialDirector

15,424.00 6,900.00 8,524.00

Financialadvisor 8,640.00 6,729.00 1,911.00

Technicalassistance

7,200.00 7,200.00 0.00

CommunityFieldOfficers

6,720.00 4,800.00 1,920.00

Office/admin

Office/admin

Phone,InternetandStationery

4,800.00 0.00 4,800.00

TravelExpensesandAllowances

15,000.00 7,551.15 7,448.85

Monitoring 4,520.00 4,520.00 0.00

Plantsproduction 320.00 320.00 0.00

FideicomisoFondoBioclimáticoBankingFees

3,120.00 3,120.00 0.00

OtherBankingCharges

242.08 242.08 0.00

FederalTaxationonIncome(Carbon

Payments)

1,123.52 1,123.52 0.00

CarInsurance 948.00 948.00 0.00

Marketing

CarbonExpoTravelAllowances

800.00 800.00 0.00

MarkitFees 228.00 228.00 0.00

“Scolel’te”trademarkregistry

500.00 500.00 0.00

Websiteupdatesandpromotional

materials

418.00 418.00 0.00

Meetingsandworkshops

ExpenditurefromGeneralMeetings

1,700.00 1,200.00 500.00

ExpenditurefromTechnicalMeetings

2,000.00 2,000.00 0.00

WorkshopwithScolel’teinitialparticipants

1,413.00 1,413.00 0.00

Extras

PlanVivoStakeholder

Meeting,TravelExpenditure

1,825.00 1,825.00 0.00

ProjectDesignDocument(PDD)

1,500.00 1,500.00 0.00

TOTAL 97,869.60 60,265.75 37,603.85

Figure3.Scolel’tebudgetdistribution

Asobserved,50%oftheScolel’teprogramincomewasdistributedtoprojectparticipants,whiletheadditional50%wasusedonseveralotheractivities.

Expenditureonpersonnelwagesencompasses:full-timestaff,technicalassistants,aswellasfieldofficers,whomanagedifferentstagesoftheproject.

Administrativecostsincludemonitoring,evaluationandfollow-upactivitiesoftheprogram,besides banking fees for keeping under custody Scolel’te funds (Fideicomiso FondoBioclimático).Thiscomponentincreasedsignificantlyasaresultofstrongerfederaltaxationonincome(carbonpayments).

Participation at the Carbon Expo in Spain,meetingswith carbon brokers, updates on thenew website and elaboration of promotional materials comprised the main expenditurerelatingtomarketing.

Meetingsandworkshopsinvolvedregularparticipatoryactivitiesandinparticularthisyear,consistedoftheScolel’teworkshopwithinitialprojectparticipants(Seeabove,KeyEventsSection).

8. FutureDevelopment

NewTechnicalSpecificationforRiversideAreas

Consideringthatriversideareasarecriticalforbiodiversityconservation,sedimentretentionandrun-off,itisnecessarytopaystrongattentiontothem.Inthissense,AMBIOhasseveralexperiencesof reforestationon riversideareas in theSierraMadredeChiapas,whichareuseful for developing a preliminary technical specification. In virtue of the above, it isessentialtoraisefundstodevelopthisworkandsubmitittothePlanVivoFoundation.

Annex1.DetailedsubmissionforPlanVivocertificates

Chart11.SubmissionforPlanVivocertificatesissuanceandallocationofcarbonsales

Buyer/PESfunder1Volume(tCO2)

Producers&PVnumbers

Pricetoprojectparticipants/group($/tCO2)

Yearofmonitoring*

LocationProducer/ProducerGroupnameorID

number3

Description

System(nameoftechspec)

Area(ha)

ALNAVIDENA2013 3.96 PLANDELALIBERTAD RBTR32A AF-CERVI-TROP1 0.5 4.09 2013

ANASOFIA2013 4.99 SANJUAN RBTR19A AF-CERVI-TROP1 1 4.09 2013

U&W2013F

1501.00

PLANDELALIBERTAD RBTR32A AF-CERVI-TROP1 0.5 4.09 2013

EMILIANOZAPATA AMEX102A AF-CERVI-TROP1 0.5 4.09 2013

PUNTABRAVA2DA.SECCION

AMEX87A AF-CERVI-TROP1 1 4.09 2013

PUNTABRAVA2DA.SECCION

AMEX92A AF-CERVI-TROP1 2 4.09 2013

SEÑORDELPOZO TOJ157A FOR-ACME-SUBT1 1.5 4.09 2013

RICARDOFLORESMAGÓN

RISE320A AF-CERVI-TROP1 1 4.09 2013

RICARDOFLORESMAGÓN

RISE325A AF-CERVI-TROP1 1.5 4.09 2013

SANJUAN RBTR19A AF-CERVI-TROP1 1 4.09 2013

VILLALASROSAS LACA217B FOR-ACME-TROP1 1 4.09 2013

U&W2013F(cont.)

VILLALASROSAS LACA50A FOR-ACME-TROP1 1 4.09 2013


INSTITUTOALIME2013 238.00

VIVACHIAPAS RISE321A AF-CERVI-TROP1 1 4.09 2013



ABALDERAS2013 29.98 VIVACHIAPAS RISE323A AF-CERVI-TROP1 2 4.09 2013

RABOBANK2013 351.99VIVACHIAPAS RISE323A AF-CERVI-TROP1 2 4.09 2013


BENTWIST2013 28.99 VIVACHIAPAS RISE324A AF-CERVI-TROP1 2 4.09 2013

PRONAT2013B

1510.00


SANLUIS LACA121A AF-CERVI-TROP1 2 4.09 2013

SOMBRADELASELVA RISE263A AF-CERVI-TROP1 0.5 4.09 2013

SOMBRADELASELVA RISE267A AF-CERVI-TROP1 1 4.09 2013




JOSEFAORTIZDEDOMINGUEZ

RISE31B AF-CERVI-TROP1 0.5 4.09 2013

LOSANGELES RISE67A AF-CERVI-TROP1 0.5 4.09 2013

LOSANGELES RISE67B AF-CERVI-TROP1 0.5 4.09 2013

PRONAT2013B(cont.)

RICARDOFLORESMAGON


RICARDOFLORESMAGON


RICARDOFLORESMAGON

RISE327B AF-CERVI-TROP1 1 4.09 2013

RICARDOFLORESMAGON


RICARDOFLORESMAGON


EMPRESASCO2013 72.01

RICARDOFLORESMAGON


LASIERRITA RISE330A AF-CERVI-TROP1 4 4.09 2013

CLIMAEFICI2013A 4.00 SOMBRADELASELVA RISE263A AF-CERVI-TROP1 0.5 4.09 2013

CLIMAEFICI2013B 4.99 SOMBRADELASELVA RISE271A AF-CERVI-TROP1 0.5 4.09 2013

CLIMAEFICI2013C 20.00 SOMBRADELASELVA RISE312A AF-CERVI-TROP1 0.5 4.09 2013

CLIMAEFICI2013D 4.00 LOSANGELES RISE67A AF-CERVI-TROP1 0.5 4.09 2013

CLIMAEFICI2013E 20.00 LASIERRITA RISE331A AF-CERVI-TROP1 1.5 4.09 2013

U&W2013B 750.00

LASIERRITA RISE330A AF-CERVI-TROP1 4 4.09 2013

LASIERRITA RISE331A AF-CERVI-TROP1 1.5 4.09 2013

RICARDOFLORESMAGON


FN2013 60.00RICARDOFLORES

MAGONRISE335A AF-CERVI-TROP1 1.5 4.09 2013

U&W2013C 820.00

RICARDOFLORESMAGON


RICARDOFLORES RISE333A AF-CERVI-TROP1 2 4.09 2013

MAGONRICARDOFLORES


RICARDOFLORESMAGON


VILLALASROSAS LACA224B* AF-CAFÉ-TROP1 1 4.09 2012

VILLALASROSAS LACA59A* FOR-ACME-TROP1 1 4.09 2012

LANAVIDENA2013 3.96RICARDOFLORES


MINAVIDENA2013 3.96RICARDOFLORES


TENAVIDENA2013 3.96 VILLALASROSAS LACA70A FOR-ACME-TROP1 1 4.09 2013

MUNSUS2013 19.96RICARDOFLORES


NENAVIDENA2013 3.96RICARDOFLORES

MAGONRISE333A AF-CERVI-TROP1 2 4.09 2013

RTNAVIDENA2013 3.96RICARDOFLORES


PEMEX2013 40.00RICARDOFLORES


SUSTFOROTURIS2013 20.00RICARDOFLORES


SUSTPROGRLIDE2013 40.00RICARDOFLORES


U&W2013D

1600.00



VILLALASROSAS LACA226B* FOR-ACME-TROP1 1 4.09 2012


U&W2013D(cont.)

VILLALASROSAS LACA357A* FOR-ACME-TROP1 0.5 4.09 2012



U&W2013E

1727.00



VILLALASROSAS LACA60B* FOR-ACME-TROP1 0.5 4.09 2012

VILLALASROSAS LACA205B* FOR-ACME-TROP1 0.5 4.09 2012



VILLALASROSAS LACA193B* AF-CAFÉ-TROP1 1.5 4.09 2012

VILLALASROSAS LACA71A* AF-CERVI-TROP1 0.5 4.09 2012

VILLALASROSAS LACA187B* AF-CERVI-TROP1 0.5 4.09 2012

U&W2013G

1328.00


VILLALASROSAS LACA68C* AF-CERVI-TROP1 0.5 4.09 2012

VILLALASROSAS LACA227B* AF-CERVI-TROP1 1 4.09 2012


VILLALASROSAS LACA120D* AF-CERVI-TROP1 1 4.09 2012



U&W2013G(cont.)

U&W2013G(cont.)

SANPEDRO-SANAGUSTIN

RBTR22A AF-CAFÉ-TROP1 1 4.09 2013

CRISTOBALCOLON LACA301A AF-TAUG-TROP1 1 4.09 2013

SANLUIS LACA115B AF-CERVI-TROP1 1 4.09 2013

SANLUIS LACA116B AF-CERVI-TROP1 0.5 4.09 2013

SANLUIS LACA121B AF-CERVI-TROP1 1 4.09 2013


TUMBO LACA238A FOR-ACME-TROP1 1 4.09 2013






SANLUIS LACA275A AF-CERVI-TROP1 0.5 4.09 2013



SANLUIS LACA289A AF-CERVI-TROP1 0.5 4.09 2013

JERUSALEN AMEX116A AF-TAUNG-TROP1 1 4.09 2013

CLEVEL2013A 199.65 LACORONA MARQ09A FOR-MAN 2.72 2013

PRONAT2013A 599.97 LACORONA MARQ09A FOR-MAN 2.72 2013

SSS2013 15.01 LACORONA MARQ09A FOR-MAN 2.72 2013

U&W2013A 1250 LACORONA MARQ09A FOR-MAN 2.72 2013

U&W2013H 309.97 LACORONA MARQ09A FOR-MAN 2.72 2013

EXPOTRANS20138 1714.99 LACORONA MARQ09A FOR-MAN 2.72 2013

TOBY2005 25.51 ZARAGOZA LACA98A AF-CAFE-TRO1 1 2.72 2005

LLOYD200540.00 TZISCAO MOBE01A

FOR-ACME-SUBT1 2 2.17 2005

36.70 TZISCAO MOBE02AFOR-ACME-SUBT1 1 2.17 2005

*Plotswithmonitoringundertakenin2012,astheywereregisteredunderScolel’teReserveCarbonFund

8ThissalewasfullyallocatedtoLaCoronacommunity,butregisteredtwiceinthesaleschart,sinceitwascoveredwithvintage2010holdingsandcomplementedwithmonitoringactivitiescarriedoutin2013,bothinLaCorona.

Annex2.Monitoringresults

Chart12.Monitoringresultsinnewareasundermanagement(vintage2013)

ParticipantID9

PlotID10 Name1112 Community13 Municipality

14

Technicalspecification15

Surfaceinha16

Monitoring#17

Perform18 Mon19 Ver20 Saleable

TCO2

LACA49 LACA49a VILLALASROSAS OCOSINGO FOR-ACME-TRO1

1.00 1 100 840 0 317.09

LACA217 LACA217b VILLALASROSAS OCOSINGO FOR-ACME-TRO1

1.00 1 100 671 0 317.09


1.00 1 100 776 0 317.09


1.00 1 79 491 0 317.09


1.00 1 100 646 577 317.09


0.50 1 100 617 0 158.54


0.50 1 100 657 0 158.54

LACA71 LACA71a VILLALASROSAS OCOSINGO AF-CERVI-TRO1 0.50 1 100 131 0 64.41


0.50 1 100 623 0 158.54

RISE328 RISE328a RICARDOFLORESMAGÓN

VILLAFLORES AF-CERVI-TRO1 1.00 1 100 184 0 142.03



9Identificationcodeforparticipants10Identificationcodeforplots11Nameoftheparticipant12Due to data protection regulations, the names of participants have been removed from the public version of this document13Community14Municipality15Identificationcodefortheagroforestrysystem16Surfaceinhectares17Monitoringnumber18Performanceinthefield19Numberoflivingtreesfoundintheplot20Numberoflivingtreesfoundintheplotintheinternalverification.Whennoverificationcorrespondstotheplot,valueis0.

RISE327 RISE327b RICARDOFLORESMAGÓN


RISE324 RISE324a VIVACHIAPAS VILLAFLORES AF-CERVI-TRO1 2.00 1 100 293 0 284.06






RBTR32 RBTR32a PLANDELALIBERTAD

LACONCORDIA AF-CERVI-TRO1 0.50 1 100 74 0 71.01

RBTR19 RBTR19a SANJUAN LACONCORDIA AF-CERVI-TRO1 1.00 1 100 131 0 142.03RISE321 RISE321a VIVACHIAPAS VILLAFLORES AF-CERVI-TRO1 1.00 1 100 151 0 142.03







RISE330 RISE330a LASIERRITA VILLACORZO AF-CERVI-TRO1 4.00 1 100 1002 0 568.12








RISE331 RISE331a LASIERRITA VILLACORZO AF-CERVI-TRO1 1.50 1 100 270 0 213.04


1.00 1 100 581 0 317.09


1.00 1 84 527 0 317.09


1.00 1 100 609 0 86.00

LACA224 LACA224b VILLALASROSAS OCOSINGO AF-CAFE-TRO1 1.00 1 100 185 0 128.82

LACA72 LACA72b VILLALASROSAS OCOSINGO AF-CERVI-TRO1 0.50 1 100 137 0 64.40

LACA120 LACA120d VILLALASROSAS OCOSINGO AF-CERVI-TRO1 1.00 1 100 140 0 129.00

LACA68 LACA68c VILLALASROSAS OCOSINGO AF-CERVI-TRO1 1.00 1 100 139 0 129.00


1.00 1 100 665 0 317.09



0.50 1 100 576 0 158.54

LACA193 LACA193b VILLALASROSAS OCOSINGO AF-CAFE-TRO1 1.50 1 100 261 0 193.23



1.00 1 100 580 0 317.09


1.00 1 100 920 0 317.09


0.50 1 100 624 0 158.54


1.00 1 100 1173 0 317.09

RISE67 RISE67a LOSÁNGELES VILLAFLORES AF-CERVI-TRO1 0.50 1 100 216 0 71.00

RISE67 RISE67b LOSÁNGELES VILLAFLORES AF-CERVI-TRO1 0.50 1 100 184 0 71.00

RISE31 RISE31b JOSEFAORTIZDEDOMÍNGUEZ


RISE263 RISE263a SOMBRADELASELVA










54.00 10,059.00

Chart13.Monitoringresultsinplotscoveringvintage2013salesasthe8thyearcommitment.

21Identificationcodeforparticipants22Identificationcodeforplots23Nameoftheparticipant24Community25Municipality26Identificationcodefortheagroforestrysystem27Surfaceinhectares28Performanceinthefield29Numberoflivingtreesfoundintheplot30Numberoflivingtreesfoundintheplotintheinternalverification.Whennoverificationcorrespondstotheplot,valueis0.

ParticipantID21

PlotID22 Name23 Community24 Municipality

25

Technicalspecification26

Surfaceinha27

Perform28 Mon29 Ver30 tCO2

allocatedAMEX102 AMEX102a EMILIANOZAPATA SALTODEAGUA AF-CERVI-TRO1 0.50 100 59 0 12.88

AMEX116 AMEX116a JERUSALEN SALTODEAGUA AF-TAUG-TRO1 1.00 72 448 0 44.69

AMEX87 AMEX87a PUNTABRAVA2DASECC. SALTODEAGUA FOR-ACME-TRO1 1.00 71 472 441 63.42

AMEX92 AMEX92a PUNTABRAVA2DASECC. SALTODEAGUA AF-CERVI-TRO1 2.00 71 203 187 35.53

LACA115 LACA115b SANLUIS OCOSINGO AF-CERVI-TRO1 1.00 71 94 0 25.76

LACA116 LACA116a SANLUIS OCOSINGO AF-CERVI-TRO1 0.50 100 90 0 12.88

LACA121 LACA121b SANLUIS OCOSINGO AF-CERVI-TRO1 1.00 100 243 0 25.76


LACA217 LACA217a VILLALASROSAS OCOSINGO FOR-ACME-TRO1 1.00 100 653 0 63.42


LACA238 LACA238a TUMBO OCOSINGO FOR-ACME-TRO1 1.00 100 645 0 63.42






LACA301 LACA301a CRISTÓBALCOLÓN OCOSINGO AF-TAUG-TRO1 1.00 100 565 0 65.4


RBTR22 RBTR22a SANPEDRO-SANAGUSTÍN

LACONCORDIA AF-CAFE-TRO1 1.00 100 83 0 77.29

TOJ157 TOJ157ab SEÑORDELPOZO COMITAN FOR-ACME-SUBT1 1.50 59 366 0 30.17



22.50 879.31

Monitoringresultsinplotscovering2005sales,accreditedasvintage2013

ParticipantID31

PlotID32 Name3334 Community35 Municipality36 Technicalspecification37

Surfaceinha38

Perform39 Mon40 Ver41 tCO2allocated

LACA98 LACA98a ZARAGOZA OCOSINGO AF-CAFE-TRO1 1 50 152 0 25.00

MOBE01 MOBE01a TZISCAO LATRINITARIA FOR-ACME-SUBT1 2 50 1712 1450 40.00

MOBE02 MOBE02a TZISCAO LATRINITARIA FOR-ACME-SUBT1 1 100 630 640 36.70

4 101.70

31Identificationcodeforparticipants32Identificationcodeforplots33Nameoftheparticipant34Due to data protection regulations, the names of participants have been removed from the public version of this document35Community36Municipality37Identificationcodefortheagroforestrysystem38Surfaceinhectares39Performanceinthefield40Numberoflivingtreesfoundintheplot41Numberoflivingtreesfoundintheplotintheinternalverification.Whennoverificationcorrespondstotheplot,valueis0.

Chart14.2013follow-upmonitoringandinternalverificationinplotscoveringpastvintages.

PlotID42 Monitoring43n°

Monitoring44 Verification45 Species GD(m)46 DT47 AH48(m)

SR49(%)

DR50(%)

TOJ165a 2 790 807 Cipres450,Ocote340 3.76x3.91 43 0.61 85 15

LACA233a 4 509 495Caoba126,Baril115,Guayte72,Durazno55,Laurel48,Cansan26,Ramón18,Aguacate13,Cetrillo10,Corcho6,Encino5,Mango4,Triste4,Cacaté3,Zapote2,Paumena1,Paholté1,

3.93x3.74 79 1.22 93 7

RISE175a 4 258 240 Cedro(62),Guachipilín(57),Maculis(54),Pino(33),Taray(24),Matarratón(18),Guamuchi(10) 3.10 31 0.60 75 25

FROC29d 4 951 933 Caoba (434), cedro (222),Amapola (126), Maculis (136), Primavera (10),Ramón(1),Guanacastle(6),Guayacan(7),Cabezademico(9) 3.34X4.58 39 7.16 96 4

LACA222a 4 580 652 Cedro(144), Durazno(17) Bari(108), Caoba(283), Zajalte(3), Laurel (4),Pino(1),Pimienta(8),Guanacastle(5)Ramon(3),Encino(9),otro(5) 3.03x5.08 31 1.35 30 2

LACA234a 4 671 649 Bari(75), Canchan(8), Caoba(366), Pajulte(9), Guayte(12), Laurel(59),Ramon(23),Palomulato(3),Chalum(13),otros(3) 3.92x3.89 0 0.68 35 0

LACA276a 4 54 56 Cedro(52),Maculis(2) 3.05 0 2.37 100 0LACA251a 4 406 339 Cedro(270),Maculis(135),Chenecte(1) 2.90 49 1.46 85 15LACA270a 4 85 84 Cedro(69),Maculis(9),Caoba(3),Chaca(3),Guanacastle(1) 2.88 8 4.36 100 0LACA124b 3 100 92 Cedro(74),Maculis(22),Ramón(3),Amate(1) 2.92 0 2.76 100 0LACA269a 4 238 218 Maculis(118),Cedro(114),Caoba(5),Nogal(1) 2.82 1 1.92 100 50LACA270b 4 83 84 Cedro(70),Maculis(7),Popiste(4),Nogal(2) 2.96 0 2.74 100 14RISE214a 4 122 121 Guachipliín(33),Caoba(32),Pino(27),Guapinol(15),Cedro(8),Maculis(7) 1.78 8 0.76 84 16

RISE192a 4 538 521Cedro(174),Guanacastle(98),Maculis(92),Guachipilín(73),Guapinol(56),Primavera (15),Machetón(13),Mango(10),Chinculla (3),Caoba(2),Pino(1),Aguacatillo(1)

3.04 3 0.65 85 15

RISE196a 4 193 189 Guachipilín(50),Guanacstle(47),Maculis(39),Cedro(24),Aguacatillo(22),Mango(8),Primavera(2),Guapinol(1) 2.60 11 0.44 53 47

42Identificationcodeforplots43Numberofthemonitoringcorrespondingtotheplot44Numberoflivingtreesfoundintheplot45Numberoflivingtreesfoundintheplotintheinternalverification.Whennoverificationcorrespondstotheplot,valueis0.46GeneralDistance(DG)betweentreesplantedintheplot47DeadTrees(DT)foundintheplot48AverageHeight(AH)ofthetreesintheplot49SanityRate(SR)50DamageRate(DR)

RISE189a 4 361 355 Cedro (134), Caoba (127), Maculis (73), Mango (8), Guachipilín (7),Guapinol(6),Aguacate(3),Primavera(2),Guanacastle(1) 2.86 16 0.29 67 33

RISE267a 2 207 196 Maculis(117),Cedro(52),Guanacastle(35),Duraznillo(2),Primavera(1) 2.91 17 0.45 90 10

RISE271a 2 178 171 Ocote (54), Guachipilín (47), Maculis (32), Cedro (25), Caoba (11),Guanacastle(7),Encino(2) 2.91 10 0.40 70 30

RISE179a 4 159 150 Cedro(48),Maculis(47),Caoba(36),Guachipilín(28) 2.69 0 0.77 67 33

RISE58b 4 138 121 Guachipilín (59), Cedro (35),Maculis (14), caobilla (13), Cacho de novillo(12),Pino(5) 2.42 50 0.78 62 38

RISE57b 4 183 176 Guachipilín(118),Guanacastle(43),Maculis(14),Taray(5),Ciprés(3) 2.37 13 0.87 75 25

LACA307b 4 205 204Caoba (72), Cedro (42), Bari (30), Pancho (16), Guanacastle orejón (14),Barbaso (8), Cacaté (4), Papelio (4), Ramón (4), Maculis (3), Pajulté (3),Laurel(2),Duraznillo(1),Canchan(1),zonzapote1

4.29x4.29 44 2.58 73 27

LACA09b 4 599 596 Caoba (395), Baril (79), Ramón (65), Maculis (33), Cedrillo (26),Desconocido(1) 3.96x4.04 0 0.82 100 0

LACA25c 4 392 396 Caoba (170), Baril (106), Guayte (48), Maculis (34), Cedillo (16), Corchonegro(9),Canxan(4),Desc(3),Cabezademono(1),Zapote(1) 3.72x4.12 205 0.84 80 20

LACA26c 4 416 429 Caoba(173),Baril(171),Canxan(20),Guayte(18),ontye(14),Maculis(13),Cabezademono(4),Corchonegro(2),Laurel(1) 4.21x4.28 199 0.73 80 20

LACA29c 4 443 462 Caoba(201),Baril(70),Cedrillo(40),Sincon(40),Canxan(31),Maculis(29),Guayte(18),Primavera(12),Roble(2) 3.82X4 94 0.78 91 9

LACA39c 4 389 396 Caoba (189), Ramón (95), Baril (49), Maculis (30), guayte (8), Ontye (7),Canxan(5),Laurel(3),Cacaté(3) 4.42x4.2 228 0.76 85 15

LACA175a 4 490 519 Caoba(196),Baril(135),Cedrillo(66),Guayte(46),Maculis(22),Primavera(15),Ramón(5),Canxan(4),Cabezademico(1) 3.5x3.61 51 0.75 75 25

LACA59a 1 646 577Caoba(273),Paulte(31),Paterna(2),Guayté(26),Baril(75),Canshan(9),Ramón(27),Ceiba(13),Encino(18), cabeza de mico(116), Caspirola(50),Desconocido(6)

3.92x4.8 5 1.34 94 6

Chart15.Performanceinplotsunderinternalverificationcarriedoutin2013

PlotID51 Monitoring52n°

Monitoring53 Verification54 Species GD(m)55 DT56 AH57(m)

SR58(%)

DR59(%)

TOJ165a 2 790 807 Cipres(484),Ocote(327) 3.58x3.51 63 0.46 75 25

FROC29d 4 951 933 Caoba(439), Cedro (206), Cabeza de mico (9), Amapola (131), Ceiba (11),Primavera(12),Guanacastle(6),Guayacán(2),Maulis(117) 4.44x3.66 29 7.26 96 4

LACA276a 4 54 56 Cedro(54),Maculis(2) 3.00 2 2.14 75 25LACA270a 4 85 84 Cedro(71),Maculis(9),Caoba(3),palomulato(1) 2.98 0 3.52 87 13LACA124b 4 100 92 Cedro(72),Maculis(19),Sinnombre(1) 3.00 4 2.00 90 10LACA269a 4 238 218 Maculis(124),Cedro(88),Caoba(5),Nogal(1) 2.82 3 2.78 100 0LACA270b 4 83 84 Cedro(73),Maculis(8),Nogal(3) 2.88 5 2.84 87 13LACA251a 4 406 339 Cedro(224),maculis(115) 3.00 26 2.65 94 6

LACA233a 4 509 495Caoba(127),Baril(117),Chicle(63),Duraznillo(48),Laurel(43),Canxan(33),Cedrillo (20), Ramón (17), Aguacate (9),Tzajalte (6), Chinino (5), Cacaté (3),Zapotemamey(2),Mango(2),Cedrillo(1)

4.04x4.24 64 0.44 75 25

LACA222a 4 580 652Caoba(372),Cedro(115),Baril(107),Duraznillo(19),pimienta(9),colot(9),Laurel (5), Guanacastle (3), Tzajate (3), Pino (3), amapola (2), cedrillo (2),Ramón(2),Cacaté(1),

4.27x4.14 0 1.17 100 0

RISE175a 4 258 240 Guachipilín(69),cedro(64),Maculis(54),Guamuchil(28),Taray(25) 3.5 22 0.35 75 25RISE179a 4 159 150 Maculis(48),Cedro(41),Caobilla(33),Guachipilín(28) 2.95 12 0.82 73 27RISE214a 4 122 121 Caoba(61),Guachipilín(22),Maculis(16),Guapinol(16),Cedro(5),Pino(1) 2.61 0 0.47 75 25

RISE192a 4 538 521Cedro(171),Guanacastle(98),Maculis(84),Giuachipillín(69),Guapinol(56),Machetón(13),primavera(13),Mango(10),chinculla(3),Caoba(2),Pino(1),Aguacatillo(1)

2.90 17 0.58 75 25

RISE196a 4 193 189 Guachipilín(49),Guanacastle(47),Maculis(38),Cedro(25),Aguacatillo(19),Mango(8),Primavera(2),guapinol(1) 2.91 20 0.48 67 33

RISE189a 4 361 355 Cedro(132),Caoba(127),Maculis(71),Mango(8),Guachipilín(6),Guapinol 2.87 0 0.33 70 30

51Identificationcodeforplots52Numberofthemonitoringcorrespondingtotheplot53Numberoflivingtreesfoundintheplot54Numberoflivingtreesfoundintheplotintheinternalverification.Whennoverificationcorrespondstotheplot,valueis0.55GeneralDistance(DG)betweentreesplantedintheplot56DeadTrees(DT)foundintheplot57AverageHeight(AH)ofthetreesintheplot58SanityRate(SR)59DamageRate(DR)

(5),Aguacate(3),Primavera(2),guanacastle(1)

RISE271a 3 178 171 Guachipilín(51),Ocote(46),Maculis(29),Cedro(25),Guanacastle(7),Encino(2) 3.08 11 0.43 76 24

RISE267a 3 207 196 Maculis(115),cedro(48),Guanacastle(31),Duraznillo(2) 2.95 23 0.50 89 11RISE57b 4 183 176 Guachipilín(116),Guanacastle(38),Maculis(14),Taray(5),Ciprés(3) 2.64 26 1.09 76 24

RISE58b 4 138 121 Guachipilín(54),Cedro(22),Caobilla(18),Maculis(15),Cachodenovillo(8),pino(3),Guanacastle(1) 2.74 11 0.77 54 46

LACA307b 4 205 204Caoba (77), Cedro (33), baril (31), Tinco (20), Guanacastle (14), Amate (6),Cacaté (5), frijolillo (4), Ramón (4), Maculis (3), Pavité (3), Laurel (1), Sinnombre(1),zonzapote(1),Duraznillo(1)

4.33x4.04 23 3.09 82 18

LACA09b 4 599 596 Caoba(396),Baril(79),Ramón(60),Maculis(34),Cedrillo(26),tzajaltel(1) 3.99x4.14 1.15 100 LACA25c 4 392 396 Caoba(163),baril(110),Guayte(51),Maculis(35),secuillo(18),Canxan(9),

descon(4),Corchonegro(4),Zapote(1),Cabezademico(1) 3.87x3.94 229 0.63 95 5

LACA26c 4 416 429 Caoba (208), Baril (149), guayte (21), Canxan (18),Maculis (12), Roble (9),Cedrillo(4),Tzajalte(4),Desc(3),CorchoNegro(1) 4x3.97 173 0.66 100 0

LACA29c 4 443 462 Caoba (187), Baril (86), Cedrillo (43), desc (39), Canxan (36), Maculis (26),Guayte(21),Ramón(11),Primavera(10),Roble(3) 3.89x3.94 108 0.81 87 13

LACA39c 4 389 396 Baril (156),Caoba (106),Ramón (80),Maculis (24), guayte (14),Canxan (5),descon(5),Cacaté(2),Nogal(2),Mango(1),desc(1) 3.93x4.01 218 0.75 87 13

LACA175a 4 490 519 Caoba(193),Baril(140),Cedrillo(71),Guayte(45),Maculis(39),Ramón(15),desconocido(13),Canxan(3) 3.89x3.9 56 1.31 100 0

LACA234a 4 671 649 Caoba (349),Baril (165), Laurel (70),Ramón (25), Paterna (13), Pauite (11),Guayte(7),Canxan(6),Nogal(1),palomulato(1) 3.83x3.94 3 0.37 97 3

LACA59a 1 646 577Caoba(243), Encino(2), Machetón(1),Baril(61), Canshan(5),Guayté(39),Chalum(51),Paulté(16), Pi(3),Zapote de agua(7),Ramón(26),Paloroo(120),Cabezademico(3)

3,88X4,24 74 0.40 96 4

Annex3.RecordofhistoricsalesofPlanVivocertificates

Thefollowingchart(Chart16)showssalesofPlanVivocertificatesfrom1997to2013.Severalupdateshavebeenmadeafterathoroughrevisionofhistoricsalesrecordshighlightedminordiscrepancies(owingtoconversionfactors,suchastC->tCO2andtwoentriesnotissuedontotheMarkitregistryin2005totalling101PVCs).

Both AMBIO and the Plan Vivo Foundation are in full agreement with this updated salesrecord,whichwillbeusedbybothpartieshenceforth.

Chart16.Historicsalessummary

Salesyear Vintage BuyerTotalsoldinCO2

SalepriceUSD

TotalValueofsales(USD)

2000 N/A FutureForest(TCNC) 3,937 2001 N/A FutureForest(TCNC) 1,835 2002 N/A FutureForest(TCNC) 9,175 2002 N/A FutureForest(TCNC) 7,340 1997 2002 FIAFoundation 20,185 1998 2002 FIAFoundation 20,185 1999 2002 FIAFoundation 20,185 2000 2002 FIAFoundation 20.185 2001 2002 FIAFoundation 20,185 2001 2002 FIAFoundation 12,099 2002 2002 FIAFoundation 20,185 2002 2002 Rexam 30 2002 2002 FIAFoundation 12,100

Totalupto2002 167,626

2003 2003 DFID-FRP 20

2003 2003 WorldBank 4,455 2003 2003 FIAFoundation 32,284

Total2003 36,759 2004 2004 FutureForest 7,000 2004 2004 DFID-FRP 175 2004 2004 WorldBank 4,455 2004 2004 FIAFoundation 32,251

Total2004 43,881

2005 2005 OneworldInternational 4

2005 2005 FIAFoundation 32,251 2005 2005 WorldBank 4,455 2005 2005 CivilSocietysystems 21 2005 2005 PassionOrganic 21

Total2005 36,752

2006 2006 TCNC2006a(InvinGBP) 20,000

2006 2006 TCNC2006b(InvinGBP) 20,000

2006 2006 FIAFoundation 34,540 2006 2006 U&WE 2,468 2006 2006 PeakLeaderUKLtd 52

2006 2006 UniversityofAberdeen 20

2006 2006 U&WE 19

2006 2006 PeterNoorlander 5 2006 2006 GillianDonald 4

Total2006 77,108 2007 2007 DanielMorellLtd 550 2007 2007 PeterWright 35 2007 2007 Expressoheadcoffee 30 2007 2007 U&WE 19,214

Total2007 19,829 2008 2008 FIAFoundation 184

2008 2008TheAssociationforTropicalBiologyandConservation

201

2008 2008 FIAFoundation 4,900 2008 2008 It’sthePlanet 600

2008 2008 ReforestamosMexico 1,000

2008 2008 U&WE 9,759 2008 2008 U&WE 3,940 2008 2008 Enviromarket 20 2008 2008 CamcoInternational 10,000 2008 2008 CamcoInternational 10,000

Total2008 40,604

2009 2009 TSDDivisionoftheCSTM/UniversityofTwente 15

2009 2009 PEMEX 40 2009 2009 EmilCeramica 125

2009 2009 PIQQO 50 2009 2009 U&WE 1,500 2009 2009 U&WE 1,886 2009 2009 FIAFoundation 200 2009 2009 AntonioCanto 3 2009 2009 CO2focus 2,200 2009 2009 SavethePlanet 50

Total2009 6,069 2010 2010 U&WE 3,002 2010 2010 ReforestamosMexico 1,000

2010 2010 ReforestamosMexico 650

2010 2010 Pemex 40 2010 2010 U&WE 1,000 2010 2010 SavethePlanet 100 2010 2010 SavethePlanet 500

2010 2010 Savetheplanet 387 2010 2010 HSBC 1,500 2010 2010 Proactivestrategy 10 2010 2010 PEMEX 40 2010 2010 FMCN 128 2011 2010 FUNCITREENINA 80

2011 2010 ADVENTURETRAVELWORLDSUMMIT 206

2011 2010 BlueGreen 839

2011 2010 POLICYMIX-NINA2 190

2011 2010 SourceSustainableSupplyChainLtd1

2011 2010 PresidenciadelaRepública2,227

2011 2010 U&WE 1,000

2012 2010 U&WE 1,099 2012 2010 U&WE 8,067

20122010 PresidenciadelaRepublica 2,103

2012 2010 PRONATURA 1,010 2013 2010 PRONATURA 600 2013 2010 U&WE 989 2013 2010 U&WE 261

2013 2010 U&WE 310

2013 2010 SourceSustainableSupplyChainLtd 15

2013 2010 Clevel 200

2013 2010 ExpoTransporteANPACT2013 995

2010 AMBIOunsoldstock 340 Total2010 28,889

2011 2011 SavethePlanet 150 2011 2011 U&WE 1,000 2011 2011 FMNC 230

Total2011 1,380

2012 2012 GreenMyRoom 4,000 2012 2012 PEMEX 40 2012 2012 U&WE 800

2012 2012ArnesesElectrónicos(PRONATURA) 38

2012 2012 CeroCO2(ECODES) 3,500

20122012

ArnesesElectrónicos(PRONATURA) 13

2012 2012 FundaciónProducePuebla 120 2012 2012 PEMEX 55 2012 2012 Rabobank 350 2012 2012 SantiagoEnríquez 10 2012 2012 ClimayEficiencia 3 2012 2012 ClimayEficiencia 1 2012 2012 RedMOCAFA.C. 15

2012 2012FundaciónProduceTabasco 70

Total2012 9,015

2005 2013 LLOYD 76

2005 2013 Toby&MegWedding 25

2013 2013

ProgramadeLiderazgodelSistemaArrecifeMesoamericano(SUSTENTA)

9

2013 2013 U&WE 750

2013 2013

ProgramadeLiderazgodelSistemaArrecifeMesoamericano(SUSTENTA)

31

2013 2013 ClimayEficiencia 4

2013 2013

ForodeTurismo,SostenibilidadyCambioClimáticoenCentroAmérica(SUSTENTA)

20

2013 2013 ClimayEficiencia 5 2013 2013 PEMEX 40 2013 2013 ClimayEficiencia 20

2013 2013 MundoSustentableA.C. 20

2013 2013 U&WE 1,600

2013 2013 PromotoraAmbiental,S.A.B.deC.V. 238

2013 2013 ClimayEficiencia 4

2013 2013 ExpoTransporteANPACT2013. 720

2013 2013 FunciTreeNina 60 2013 2013 U&WE 1,727

2013 2013 U&WE 1,501 2013 2013 ClimayEficiencia 20 2013 2013 Rabobank 352

2013 2013EmpresasdelComitéOrganizadordelForodeSustentabilidad2013

72

2013 2013 Pronatura 1,510

2013 2013 U&WE(AbsolutVodka) 1,328 2013 2013 U&WE 820

2013 2013 LourdesAdrianaLópezMoreno(AcciónNavideña) 4

2013 2013 MaríaIsabelOrtizMantilla(AcciónNavideña) 4

2013 2013 RaymundoTamayo(AcciónNavideña) 4

2013 2013 AnaLorenaGudiñoValdez(AcciónNavideña) 4

2013 2013TomásEnriquezPalancares(AcciónNavideña)

4

2013 2013NataliaEnriquezPalancares(AcciónNavideña)

4

2013 2013 BenTwist 29

2013 2013 AnaSofíaNavarroAceves 5

2013 2013 ArturoBalderasTorres 30

TotalSales(PVCs,vintage2013) 11,040 TotalSales(PVCs,previousvintages) 467,912

TOTALSALES(PVCs,allvintages) 478,952

Chart17.TotalhistoricissuancesonMarkitRegistry(includingretirementsmadebyintermediaries)

PurchaserVintageCredits Certificates MarkitSerialNumber(s) Total Block

FIAFoundation 2002 20,185 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012002-31122002-462468-607647-MER-0-P 20,185 145,180FIAFoundation 2002 20,185 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012002-31122002-462468-607647-MER-0-P 20,185FIAFoundation 2002 20,185 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012002-31122002-462468-607647-MER-0-P 20,185FIAFoundation 2002 20,185 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012002-31122002-462468-607647-MER-0-P 20,185FIAFoundation 2002 20,185 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012002-31122002-462468-607647-MER-0-P 20,185FIAFoundation 2002 12,099 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012002-31122002-462468-607647-MER-0-P 12,099FIAFoundation 2002 20,185 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012002-31122002-462468-607647-MER-0-P 20,185FIAFoundation 2002 12,100 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012002-31122002-462468-607647-MER-0-P 12,100Rexam 2002 30 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012002-31122002-607648-607677-MER-0-P 30 30 Total 143,339 WorldBank 2003 4,455 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012003-31122003-425709-430163-MER-0-P 4,455 4,455DFID-FRP 2003 20 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012003-31122003-430164-430183-MER-0-P 20 20FIAFoundation 2003 32,284 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012003-31122003-430184-462467-MER-0-P 32,284 32,284 Total 36,759 DFID-FRP 2004 175 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012004-31122004-381828-382002-MER-0-P 175 175FutureForest 2004 7,000 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012004-31122004-382003-389002-MER-0-P 7,000 7,000FIAFoundation 2004 32,251 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012004-31122004-389003-421253-MER-0-P 32,251 32,251WorldBank 2004 4,455 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012004-31122004-421254-425708-MER-0-P 4,455 4,455 Total 43,881 CivilSocietysystems 2005 21 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012005-31122005-345076-345096-MER-0-P 21 21PassionOrganic 2005 21 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012005-31122005-345097-345117-MER-0-P 21 21FIAFoundation 2005 32,251 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012005-31122005-345118-377368-MER-0-P 32,251 32,251

OneworldInternational 2005 4 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012005-31122005-377369-377372-MER-0-P 4 4WorldBank 2005 4,455 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012005-31122005-377373-381827-MER-0-P 4,455 4,455 Total 36,752 You&We 2006 19 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012006-31122006-267867-267885-MER-0-P 19 19PeterNoorlander 2006 5 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012006-31122006-267886-267890-MER-0-P 5 5PeakLeaderUKLtd 2006 52 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012006-31122006-267891-267942-MER-0-P 52 52UniversityofAberdeen 2006 20 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012006-31122006-267943-267962-MER-0-P 20 20TCNC2006 2006 40,000 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012006-31122006-267963-307962-MER-0-P 40,000 40,000FIAFoundation 2006 34,540 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012006-31122006-307963-342502-MER-0-P 34,540 34,540GillianDonald 2006 4 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012006-31122006-342503-342506-MER-0-P 4 4You&We 2006 2,468 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012006-31122006-342507-344974-MER-0-P 2,468 2,468 Total 77,108 DanielMorell 2007 550 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012007-31122007-248038-248587-MER-0-P 550 550PeterWright 2007 35 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012007-31122007-248588-248622-MER-0-P 35 35Expressoheadcoffee 2007 30 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012007-31122007-248623-248652-MER-0-P 30 30U&WE 2007 19,214 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012007-31122007-248653-267866-MER-0-P 19,214 19,214 Total 19,829 CamcoCleanEnergyPLC 2008 10,000 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012008-31122008-1-10000-MER-0-P 10,000 15,324

2008 1,200 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012008-31122008-10001-11200-MER-0-P 1,200 15,3242008 96 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012008-31122008-11201-11296-MER-0-P 96 15,3242008 91 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012008-31122008-11297-11387-MER-0-P 91 15,3242008 3,937 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012008-31122008-11388-15324-MER-0-P 3,937 15,324

ChrisGloag 2008 26 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012008-31122008-15325-15350-MER-0-P 26 26Carbonica 2008 74 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012008-31122008-15351-15424-MER-0-P 74 74Oversey 2008 100 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012008-31122008-15425-15524-MER-0-P 100 100It'sthePlanet 2008 350 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012008-31122008-15525-15874-MER-0-P 350 600It'sthePlanet 2008 46 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012008-31122008-15875-15920-MER-0-P 46 600FIAFoundation 2008 184 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012008-31122008-223358-223541-MER-0-P 184 184

TheAssociationforTropicalBiologyandConservation 2008 201 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012008-31122008-223542-223742-MER-0-P 201 201ReforestamosMexico 2008 1,000 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012008-31122008-223743-224742-MER-0-P 1,000 1,000You&We 2008 3,940 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012008-31122008-224743-228682-MER-0-P 3,940 3,940Enviromarket 2008 20 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012008-31122008-228683-228702-MER-0-P 20 20CamcoCleanEnergyPLC 2008 4,500 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012008-31122008-228703-233202-MER-0-P 4,500 4,676

2008 88 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012008-31122008-233203-233290-MER-0-P 88 4,6762008 88 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012008-31122008-233291-233378-MER-0-P 88 4,676

FIAFoundation 2008 4,900 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012008-31122008-233379-238278-MER-0-P 4,900 4,900You&We 2008 9,759 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012008-31122008-238279-248037-MER-0-P 9,759 9,759ClearWorldClimateActionHKLtd 2008 1 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012008-31122008-57676-57676-MER-0-P 1

1

ClearWorldClimateActionHKLtd 2008 3 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012008-31122008-610261-610263-MER-0-P 3 3 Total 40,604 Piqqo 2009 3 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012009-31122009-54190-54192-MER-0-P 3 50

2009 3 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012009-31122009-54193-54195-MER-0-P 3 50

2009 4 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012009-31122009-54196-54199-MER-0-P 4 502009 40 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012009-31122009-54200-54239-MER-0-P 40 50

U&WE 2009 1,500 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012009-31122009-54240-55739-MER-0-P 1,500 1,500U&WE 2009 1,886 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012009-31122009-55740-57625-MER-0-P 1,886 1,886SavethePlanetandWin,LLC 2009 50 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012009-31122009-57626-57675-MER-0-P 50 50TSDDivisionoftheCSTM/UniversityofTwente 2009 15

PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012009-31122009-607678-607692-MER-0-P

15 15PEMEX 2009 40 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012009-31122009-607693-607732-MER-0-P 40 40

EmilCeramica 2009 125 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012009-31122009-607733-607857-MER-0-P 125 125FIAFoundation 2009 200 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012009-31122009-607858-608057-MER-0-P 200 200AntonioCanto 2009 3 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012009-31122009-608058-608060-MER-0-P 3 3CO2focus 2009 2,200 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012009-31122009-608061-610260-MER-0-P 2,200 2,200 Total 6,069 Folksam(U&We) 2010 3,002 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2008029-2011030-MER-0-A 3,002 3,002ReforestamosMexico 2010 1,000

PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2011031-2012680-MER-0-A1,000 1,650

ReforestamosMexico 2010 650 650 1,650Pemex 2010 40

PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2012681-2012760-MER-0-A40 80

Pemex 2010 40 40 80Cohn&Wolfe 2010 6 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2012761-2012766-MER-0-A 6 6TNSI 2010 1 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2012767-2012767-MER-0-A 1 1MarkuKarpinnen 2010 4 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2012768-2012771-MER-0-A 4 4KungMarkatta 2010 608 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2012772-2013379-MER-0-A 608 608KVE 2010 83 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2013380-2013462-MER-0-A 83 83Castanea 2010 3 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2013463-2013465-MER-0-A 3 3EkoBanken 2010 16 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2013466-2013481-MER-0-A 16 16BeansAB 2010 146 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2013482-2013627-MER-0-A 146 146ZeroMissionAB 2010 57 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2013628-2013684-MER-0-A 57 57Psykosytesakademien 2010 26 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2013685-2013710-MER-0-A 26 26Sackeus 2010 43 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2013711-2013753-MER-0-A 43 43Castanea 2010 7 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2013754-2013760-MER-0-A 7 7SavethePlanet 2010 500

PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2013761-2014747-MER-0-A500 987

SavethePlanet 2010 100 100 987Savetheplanet 2010 387 387 987Proactivestrategy 2010 10 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2014748-2014757-MER-0-A 10 10FMCN 2010 128 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2014758-2014885-MER-0-A 128 128

Zeromission(TuiNordic) 2010 6,727 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2014886-2021612-MER-0-A 6,727 6,727Zeromission(Transmode) 2010 1,340 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2021613-2022952-MER-0-A 1,340 1,340ZeroMission/SmilingFaces 2010 300 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2022953-2023252-MER-0-A 300 300Zeromission(Vision) 2010 550 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2023253-2023802-MER-0-A 550 550Zeromission(Livsmedelsföreningen) 2010 116 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2023803-2023918-MER-0-A 116 116Zeromission(Weleda) 2010 61 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2023919-2023979-MER-0-A 61 61Zeromission(Frogpearl) 2010 22 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2023980-2024001-MER-0-A 22 22Zeromission(Sackeus) 2010 50 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2024002-2024051-MER-0-A 50 50ZeroMissionAB 2010 261 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2024052-2024312-MER-0-A 261 261ArnesesEléctricosAutomotrices,S.A(Pronatura) 2010 13 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2024313-2024325-MER-0-A 13 1,610SaludFemeninaAlternativa 2010 2 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2024326-2024327-MER-0-A 2 1,610MuseoInteractivedeEconomia 2010 4 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2024328-2024331-MER-0-A 4 1,610PetStar-Evento 2010 16 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2024332-2024347-MER-0-A 16 1,610CerverceriaCuathemoc 2010 2 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2024348-2024349-MER-0-A 2 1,610CerverceriaCuathemoc 2010 2 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2024350-2024351-MER-0-A 2 1,610JVVMARKCOSapi 2010 28 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2024352-2024379-MER-0-A 28 1,610JDVMARKCOSapi 2010 6 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2024380-2024385-MER-0-A 6 1,610FundacionCocaCola-ceremoniapremiacion 2010 4 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2024386-2024389-MER-0-A 4 1,610FundacionCocaCola-ruedadeprensa 2010 1 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2024390-2024390-MER-0-A 1 1,610ArnesesElectricos 2010 12 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2024391-2024402-MER-0-A 12 1,610

ServiciosCondumex 2010 300 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2024403-2024702-MER-0-A 300 1,610MuseoInteractivodeEconomia(operaciondelmuseo) 2010 476 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2024703-2025178-MER-0-A 476 1,610CocaColaMexico-Presentacionderesultadosanuales 2010 8 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2025179-2025186-MER-0-A 8 1,610PublicodeExpoenVerdeSer 2010 5 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2025187-2025191-MER-0-A 5 1,610StandsdeExpoenVerdeSer 2010 48 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2025192-2025239-MER-0-A 48 1,610CompartamosBanco 2010 3 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2025240-2025242-MER-0-A 3 1,610UnileverMexico 2010 1 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2025243-2025243-MER-0-A 1 1,610UnileverMexico-Juntadeliderazgoambiental 2010 1 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2025244-2025244-MER-0-A 1 1,610EnvironmentalDefenseFund 2010 48 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2025245-2025292-MER-0-A 48 1,610CocaColadeMexico 2010 2 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2025293-2025294-MER-0-A 2 1,610Pronatura 2010 28 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2025295-2025322-MER-0-A 28 1,610CocaColaMexico-carrera 2010 166 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2025323-2025488-MER-0-A 166 1,610MercedesBenz 2010 142 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2025489-2025630-MER-0-A 142 1,610LasPaginasVerdes-Ecofest 2010 4 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2025631-2025634-MER-0-A 4 1,610StandsdeEcofest 2010 35 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2025635-2025669-MER-0-A 35 1,610ArnesesElectricos 2010 12 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2025670-2025681-MER-0-A 12 1,610UniversidaddeMedioAmbiente 2010 5 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2025682-2025686-MER-0-A 5 1,610CocaColayPowerade 2010 106 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2025687-2025792-MER-0-A 106 1,610ArnesesElectricos 2010 12 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2025793-2025804-MER-0-A 12 1,610

ArnesesElectricos 2010 12 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2025805-2025816-MER-0-A 12 1,610ArnesesElectricos 2010 12 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2025817-2025828-MER-0-A 12 1,610ArnesesElectricos 2010 12 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2025829-2025840-MER-0-A 12 1,610ArnesesElectricos 2010 12 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2025841-2025852-MER-0-A 12 1,610CRV&CoCorona 2010 1 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2025853-2025853-MER-0-A 1 1,610FundacionFEMSA 2010 2 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2025854-2025855-MER-0-A 2 1,610ArnesesElectricos 2010 13 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2025856-2025868-MER-0-A 13 1,610Pronatura 2010 54 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2025869-2025924-MER-0-A 54 1,610PresidenciadelaRepública 2010 2,103 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2025923-2028025-MER-0-A 2,103 2,103C-Level 2010 195 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2028026-208220-MER-0-A 195 195HoumzaYousaf 2010 1 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2028221-2028221-MER-0-A 1 1C-Level 2010 4 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2028222-2028225-MER-0-A 4 4SourceSustainableSupplyChainLtd 2010 15 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2028226-2028240-MER-0-A 15 15C-Level 2010 200 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2028241-2028440-MER-0-A 200 200ZeroMissionAB 2010 310 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2028441-2028750-MER-0-A 310 310RichardandCeliaWalker 2010 140 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2028751-2028890-MER-0-A 140 140ExpoTransporteANPACT 2010 995 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2028891-2029885-MER-0-A 995 995HSBC 2010 1,500 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2029886-2031385-MER-0-A 1,500 1,500BlueGreenCarbonOffsetting 2010 1 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2031386-2031386-MER-0-A 1 839Brown'sChauffeurHire 2010 173 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2031387-2031559-MER-0-A 173 839ShootCutGo 2010 7 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2031560-2031566-MER-0-A 7 839SER2011 2010 633 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2031567-2032199-MER-0-A 633 839SweetFamily 2010 25 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2032200-2032224-MER-0-A 25 839ADVENTURETRAVELWORLDSUMMIT 2010 206 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2032225-2032430-MER-0-A 206 206

SourceSustainableSupplyChainLtd 2010 1 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2032431-2032431-MER-0-A 1 1ZeroMissionAB 2010 1,000 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2032432-2033431-MER-0-A 1,000 1,000FUNCITREENINA 2010 80 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2033432-2033511-MER-0-A 80 80POLICYMIX-NINA2 2010 190 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2033512-2033701-MER-0-A 190 190PresidenciadelaRepública 2010 2,227 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2033702-2035928-MER-0-A 2,227 2,227ZeroMissionAB 2010 989 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2035929-2036917-MER-0-A 989 989 Total 28,889 SavethePlanet 2011 150 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012011-31122011-2634090-2634239-MER-0-A 150 150FMNC 2011 230 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012011-31122011-2634240-2634469-MER-0-A 230 230ZeroMissionAB 2011 1,000 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012011-31122011-2634470-2635469-MER-0-A 1,000 1,000 Total 1,380 ArnesesElectrónicos(PRONATURA) 2012 13 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012010-31122010-2024313-2024325-MER-0-A 13 13GreenMyRoom 2012 4,000 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012012-31122012-2753717-2757716-MER-0-A 4,000 4,000PEMEX 2012 40 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012012-31122012-2757717-2757756-MER-0-A 40 40ZeroMissionAB 2012 800 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012012-31122012-2757757-2758556-MER-0-A 800 800ArnesesElectrónicos(PRONATURA) 2012 38 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012012-31122012-2758557-2758594-MER-0-A 38 38CeroCO2(ECODES) 2012 3,500 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012012-31122012-2758595-2762094-MER-0-A 3,500 3,500FundaciónProducePuebla 2012 120 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012012-31122012-2762108-2762227-MER-0-A 120 120PEMEX 2012 55 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012012-31122012-2762228-2762282-MER-0-A 55 55Rabobank 2012 350 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012012-31122012-2762283-2762632-MER-0-A 350 350SantiagoEnríquez 2012 10 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012012-31122012-2762633-2762642-MER-0-A 10 10ClimayEficiencia 2012 3 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012012-31122012-2762643-2762645-MER-0-A 3 3ClimayEficiencia 2012 1 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012012-31122012-2762646-2762646-MER-0-A 1 1RedMOCAFA.C. 2012 15 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012012-31122012-2762647-2762661-MER-0-A 15 15

FundaciónProduceTabasco 2012 70 PV-PVC-MX-100000000000170-01012012-31122012-2762662-2762731-MER-0-A 70 70 Total 9,015

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