Katingan Mentaya Project REDD+: what the record says

KarbonLens tracks 68 Indonesian projects. Within that Indonesia set, the project behind the “Katingan Mentaya Project REDD+” search intent is listed as the Katingan Peatland Restoration and Conservation Project.

Direct answer

The project record to use is the Katingan Peatland Restoration and Conservation Project. KarbonLens lists its province as Central Kalimantan and its registry as Verra.

That matters for Indonesian carbon-market diligence because “Katingan Mentaya” is often used as a practical search phrase, while the project record itself uses the formal project name above. When comparing documents, credit references, registry entries, or buyer materials, keep the formal name, province, and registry aligned before drawing conclusions.

What to check on KarbonLens

Start with the project page rather than a generic web search. The on-site record gives you the controlled project identity: name, Indonesian province, and registry. From there, compare the project against the broader Indonesia project view to see it in the same national context as other tracked Indonesian projects.

For a REDD+ query, the practical workflow is simple:

• Confirm the formal project name: Katingan Peatland Restoration and Conservation Project.
• Confirm the Indonesia location field: Central Kalimantan.
• Confirm the registry field: Verra.
• Use those fields consistently when checking claims made in market commentary, procurement notes, or offset-selection memos.

Why the wording matters

Search terms around Indonesian forest-carbon projects are often informal. A buyer, journalist, or analyst may search for “Katingan Mentaya Project REDD+,” while the structured project reference uses the formal name. Treat the informal phrase as a pointer, not as the final citation. The citation should resolve back to the KarbonLens project record and the registry field shown there.

Bottom line

For the Katingan Mentaya REDD+ search, the authoritative KarbonLens reference is the Katingan Peatland Restoration and Conservation Project in Central Kalimantan, with Verra shown as the registry. Use the project record and the Indonesia project view as the starting point for any Indonesian carbon-market review.