Works for all major
nature-based projects
Feasibility.Earth supports all four main project categories. Eligibility criteria, CO₂ methodologies, and certification standards are built in.
Reforestation
Planting trees on previously deforested or degraded land. Feasibility.Earth checks whether your land qualifies for an Afforestation / Reforestation (A/R) or Improved Forest Management (IFM) methodology.
Suitable for:
Typical CO₂
5–40 tCO₂/ha/yr
Project life
20–100 years
Std. methodology
VM0047 / AR-ACM0003
📌 Greenzone Reforestation Project, Congo Basin — 13,750 VCUs annually
Agroforestry
Integrating trees into agricultural and pastoral systems. These projects simultaneously sequester carbon and support farmer livelihoods — often eligible under community-based standards like Plan Vivo.
Suitable for:
Typical CO₂
3–15 tCO₂/ha/yr
Project life
10–30 years
Std. methodology
Plan Vivo · VM0017
📌 Bulindi Agroforestry & Chimpanzee Conservation, Uganda — 44,000 VERs annually
ARR Projects
Afforestation, Reforestation, and Revegetation on severely degraded or barren land — including dryland restoration, grassland rehabilitation, and riparian revegetation.
Suitable for:
Typical CO₂
2–20 tCO₂/ha/yr
Project life
20–60 years
Std. methodology
VM0047 · CDM AR-ACM
📌 Aral Sea Afforestation, Kazakhstan — 31,250 VCUs from saxaul planting
Cookstoves
Distributing energy-efficient cookstoves to households that currently cook on open fires or inefficient traditional stoves. Reduces fuel consumption and associated deforestation.
Suitable for:
Typical CO₂
1–3 tCO₂/household/yr
Project life
5–10 years
Std. methodology
GS TPDDTEC · AMS-II.G
📌 Sauki Clean Cookstoves, Nigeria — 60,000 VERs from 40,000 households
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