C4 EcoSolutions

C4 EcoSolutions is a consulting company based in Cape Town, South Africa that specialises in the design and implementation of climate change projects. The four Cs represent the company’s focal areas: climate, community, conservation and carbon. Since our inception in 2006, C4 has worked on over 400 projects in 115 countries across Africa, Asia, Eastern Europe, Asia-Pacific, Latin America and the Caribbean. The source of funding for these projects is largely international climate funds (e.g. GCF, GEF and Adaptation Fund) and increasingly from the sale of carbon credits on the voluntary carbon market. Our commitment to our work is underpinned by a deep sense of responsibility toward the communities we support, the biodiversity we aim to protect, and the global taxpayers and private investors who fund our projects. At the heart of our office culture is a steadfast dedication to exceeding client expectations through exceptional service. This commitment is manifested in various ways: We craft innovative, evidence-based strategies that are at the forefront of our field. Our proposed interventions are meticulously outlined, ensuring technical viability and clarity. We uphold scientific rigor in our data collection and analysis, ensuring that our findings and recommendations are robust and reliable. Whether communicating via email or in person, we engage with stakeholders with the highest level of respect, courtesy, and diplomatic finesse. We adhere strictly to project timelines, recognizing the importance of timely deliverables. Excellence in our written communication is non-negotiable, reflecting the high standards we set for ourselves and our work.

Website

http://www.c4es.co.za

External link for C4 EcoSolutions

Industry

Environmental Services

Company size

51-200 employees

Headquarters

Tokai, Western Cape

Type

Privately Held

Founded

2006

Specialties

Climate Change Adaptation, Green Climate Fund, Global Environment Facility, Adaptation Fund, Scientific Research, Climate Finance, Climate Change Mitigation, Ecosystem-based Adaptation, and Carbon Projects