Verification

Our framework is tailored for small to medium-scale land regeneration projects

Our Verification Process

Greenpaw has developed its own verification framework tailored for small to medium-scale land regeneration projects. This framework is designed to ensure authenticity, effectiveness, and sustainability. Our approach adopts a whole-system, holistic perspective, integrating environmental, social, and economic aspects to maximise the impact of each project. Greenpaws' verification system is founded on principles of credibility, community involvement, and comprehensive environmental impact. Prior to initiating any collaboration with partners, thorough our own due diligence we ensure the viability, impact, and seamless integration of these projects into the local communities. Our commitment to a sustainable model for carbon offsetting is dedicated to benefiting both the planet and its people. On each of projects you can see the projects score on each of our core verification consideration.

Small start up Impact focused projects have the capacity to create a huge ripple effect in communities and our natural world, it's time for a framework which supports them to get off the ground.

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Greenpaws' 10 verification considerations

Human Impact

Community Impact

KGs of carbon locked in

Hydrology

Impact on Climate

Soil Quality

Trees Protected

Tress Planted

Wildlife & Biodiversity

Trust and Transparency

Core Verification Principles

01

Authenticity and Transparency

Every project undergoes rigorous examination using 10 core verifications considerations to validate its carbon offset claims. This includes detailed documentation, clear project delineation, and transparent reporting mechanisms.

02

Community Integration

We emphasise projects that incorporate local community needs and values. This includes ensuring local participation, respecting cultural heritage, and aiming for socio-economic benefits alongside environmental gains.

03

Environmental Impact

A strong focus is placed on the actual environmental benefits, specifically in terms of carbon sequestration. Projects are assessed on their potential to create meaningful and measurable ecological impacts.

04

Scalability and Replicability

While focusing on small-scale initiatives, we ensure that projects have the potential to be scaled and replicated in similar contexts, multiplying their positive effects.