How can companies credibly allocate greenhouse gas mitigation outcomes in complex agricultural supply chains? This white paper from SustainCERT, Cargill, and Soil Capital explores the technical challenges of co-products, crop rotations, and multi-crop supply sheds — and presents practical solutions to strengthen Scope 3 accounting and avoid double counting.
How can companies ensure their Scope 3 emission reductions are both real and credibly reported? SustainCERT’s Dual Factor Credibility Framework introduces a new approach that combines independent verification of mitigation outcomes with safeguards for co-claiming and reporting. The framework helps companies decarbonize their value chains, avoid double counting, and unlock opportunities for collaboration and co-investment.
How can digital innovation transform the credibility of carbon markets? This white paper from SustainCERT and the Climate Ledger Initiative explores guiding principles and practical blueprints for digital verification, highlighting how technology can improve accuracy, reduce costs, and scale trusted climate impact.
How can digital innovation make carbon markets more credible and scalable? SustainCERT’s Digital MRV Report explores the state of play in digital Monitoring, Reporting, and Verification, highlighting how new tools can cut costs, improve accuracy, and unlock trust in climate action.
How can companies improve the accuracy of agricultural Scope 3 emissions data? This joint report from General Mills and SustainCERT introduces a new supply shed monitoring approach that uses remote sensing and biogeochemical modeling to calculate dynamic land-use emission factors. The method offers a pathway to more credible inventories, better-informed mitigation strategies, and collective investment opportunities across value chains.