In 2010, Costa Rica finalized a conservation plan of global significance: a single closing of a multi-party, public-private deal that has been come to be called a "project finance for permanence," or PFP.
In so doing, Costa Rica and its partners determined to more than double the country's marine protected areas, improve the management of its marine and terrestrial protected areas, secure permanent financing for the protected areas, and prepare to adapt to the impacts of climate change. In partnership with the Government of Costa Rica, the Linden Trust for Conservation, the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation, the Walton Family Foundation and The Nature Conservancy helped support the project, a global model for applying business planning and deal techniques, highly leveraged funding, and public-private partnerships to conserve regions of global importance. To learn more about the project, read "Forever Costa Rica," a case study by Redstone.
Redstone assisted the Linden Trust for Conservation and the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation in permanently preserving terrestrial and marine habitat in Costa Rica.
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