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MRV System for Polish Regenerative Agriculture Landscape

Poland
Deadline: 03 September 2025
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We are seeking a qualified consortium to develop and deliver the four essential components required to operationalise the Polish Regenerative Agriculture Landscape. These core activities are:

  • Farm Data Management Platform – A robust and scalable system for collecting, storing, and managing farm-level data relevant to regenerative practices and carbon performance.
  • Carbon and Other Co-Benefits Accounting Methodology – A scientifically sound, transparent, and verifiable approach to calculate GHG emissions reductions and carbon sequestration associated with practice changes as well as an approach to measure other Project benefits, incl. soil health, biodiversity, and farmer wellbeing.
  • Soil Carbon Quantification Model – A modelling framework capable of estimating changes in soil carbon stocks across diverse agricultural landscapes under varying management regimes.
  • Technical Support – An organisation providing dedicated support to align the various elements of the MRV system to ensure effective delivery and coherence according to the project’s needs.-

The MRV methodology underpinning the project will align with the highest international standards. It will integrate services provided by the data platform and include a detailed technical framework for employing Tier 3 carbon models to quantify soil carbon sequestration. This methodology will form the foundation for incorporating emission reductions and carbon removals into the carbon inventories of participants. It will also support compliance with leading sustainability frameworks, including:

  • GHG Protocol (GHG-P), Land Sector and Removals Guidance (LSRG)
  • Science-Based Targets initiative (SBTi)
  • EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD)
  • Carbon Removal Certification Framework (CRCF)
  • SAI Platform.
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