01
Concept and applicability
Definition of the project type, boundaries, participants, and applicable programs or methodologies.
- Boundaries and responsibilities
- Versions and activity log
- Completeness control
Project MRV
Full digital lifecycle of a climate project
Each stage generates structured data, documents, and control points. Calculations are performed in a separate core, while only approved results are delivered to the public website.
02
Project documentation
Description of the baseline scenario, additional conditions, risks, impacts, and expected outcome.
- PDD / project description
- Additionality
- Risks and safeguards
03
Baseline and model
Version-controlled assumptions, coefficients, formulas, and “without project” and “with project” scenarios.
- Formulas and coefficients
- Scenario analysis
- Conservative assumptions
04
Monitoring plan
Indicators, data sources, frequency, responsible persons, quality control, and supporting evidence.
- Monitoring parameters
- Sources and frequency
- QA/QC procedures
05
Monitoring and calculation
Retrieval of data from the compute core, anomaly control, and calculation of emission reductions or removals.
- Import and validation
- Result calculation
- Anomaly checks
06
Validation and verification
Document package, verifier comments, versions, and verified climate outcome.
- Audit package
- Comments and responses
- Verified volume
07
Result registration
Transfer of approved information to the Project Registry and subsequently to the carbon unit domain.
- Unique identifier
- Status and documents
- Link to units
Key principle
No public-facing number is calculated in WordPress.
The CMS is responsible for publishing. The model, coefficients, source data, and calculation versions remain within the secure compute layer.