Prithvi CDR

Impact

Every tonne measured. Every outcome reported.

Prithvi CDR holds itself to a standard beyond carbon — measuring and reporting ecological, hydrological, and social outcomes at the project level across every restoration site.

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Validated Pathways

Biochar, Enhanced Rock Weathering, Afforestation

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SDG Dimensions

Measurable contributions to SDG 6, 13, 15, and 17

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Operating State

Madhya Pradesh — geological heartland of India

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Independent Verification

Every credit is third-party audited before issuance

Beyond Carbon

Biodiversity

Each project site is monitored for species richness, habitat connectivity, and indicator species. Restoration consistently increases local biodiversity within three to five years of intervention.

Water Systems

Afforestation and Enhanced Rock Weathering projects measurably improve water infiltration, reduce runoff, and contribute to groundwater recharge in water-stressed landscapes.

Rural Livelihoods

Carbon payments provide direct income to participating farming and local communities during ecological transition periods — reducing risk and enabling practice change.

Air Quality

Biochar projects displace open burning of agricultural residues — a significant source of particulate matter in rural central India — delivering local air quality co-benefits alongside carbon removal.

SDG Alignment

Contributing to four Sustainable Development Goals.

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Clean Water & Sanitation

Afforestation and Enhanced Rock Weathering projects improve watershed function, water infiltration, and groundwater recharge across restoration landscapes.

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Climate Action

All Prithvi CDR projects directly contribute to CDR at verified scale, supporting India's NDC targets and demonstrating the viability of nature-based carbon removal.

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Life on Land

Every restoration project is monitored for biodiversity co-benefits — including species richness, habitat connectivity, and pollinator indicators.

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Partnerships for Goals

The Prithvi CDR model is built on multi-stakeholder partnership — farmers, buyers, investors, institutions, and government — as a demonstration of collaborative climate governance.

Impact Reporting Standard

Prithvi CDR publishes project-level impact reports at defined intervals — covering carbon removal quantities, biodiversity indicators, watershed outcomes, and livelihood metrics. Buyer access to full project documentation is provided through the platform's due diligence portal.

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