Transitioning projects registered with other schemes to Gold Standard for the Global Goals

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• Land Use and Forestry (LUF) projects

  Land Use and Forestry (LUF) Projects All LUF Projects must follow the Gold Standard for the Global Goals Principles and Requirements, the Stakeholder Consultation and Engagement Requirements, the Safeguarding Principles & Requirements, and the Gender ...

• Sustainable Development Goal Projects

  Sustainable Development Goal Projects The SustainCERT App has been designed to function for GS4GG projects, which require a minimum of 3 SDG contributions to be monitored, therefore requires 3 SDGs values to be inputted as a default. If your project ...

• Our Gold Standard for the Global Goals Process

  Our years of experience working with the Gold Standard for the Global Goals certification have allowed us to perfect our process, ensuring the best possible chance of success for your climate project(s). But how exactly does it work? While each ...

• How long will it take? Our timeframe expectations

  Timeframe Expectations Stakeholder Feedback Round The Stakeholder Feedback Round (SFR) must take a minimum of 2 weeks to complete; it must also be closed and reported on before validation is completed. However, we recommend – as a minimum - that the ...

• My grid-connected renewable energy project wishes to transition from another carbon crediting scheme to Global Standard Verified Emission Reductions (GS-VERs). Is my project eligible?

  Possibly. Grid-connected Renewable Energy (RE) projects seeking to transition from another carbon crediting scheme to GS-VERs under Gold Standard for the Global Goals are exempted from the geographic, income, and penetration eligibility requirements ...