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R-Leaf®

Scope 3 & Supply Chains

Reduce agricultural climate impact where it happens.

Deploy R-Leaf® with participating growers, document implementation, measure representative sites and build a traceable evidence pathway for agricultural value-chain climate action.

Food company↓Grower network↓R-Leaf deployment↓MRV↓Supply-chain evidence

Programme pathway

From farm intervention to measurable supply-chain action.

1

Define

Crop, geography, growers, hectares, season and reporting objective.

2

Deploy

R-Leaf supply, application guidance and field records.

3

Measure

Representative monitoring sites under the applicable MRV design.

4

Report

Programme evidence linking deployment, measurement and eligible outcomes.

Evidence ladder

One programme. Different levels of evidence.

Self-certifiedDeployment record

Grower-declared application and field information.

MeasuredMRV result

Structured field monitoring produces a quantified outcome.

VerifiedIndependent assurance

Eligible outcome completes the applicable external review.

IssuedRegistry asset

Where the project follows the external carbon-credit route.

Scale

From one grower to an agricultural supply chain.

Representative monitoring and structured field records can allow programmes to scale without pretending every hectare has been individually instrumented.

1 farmPilot
→
10 farmsGrower group
→
100 farmsRegional programme
→
Supply chainCommercial scale

Keep value in the supply chain

Where the applicable framework and contractual allocation support it, verified climate value can be used by the participating agricultural value chain rather than sold externally.

Define carbon rights before deployment

Grower, processor, food company, project developer and external buyer rights should be clear before verified outcomes are allocated, reducing the risk of double claiming.

Don’t just calculate agricultural emissions. Intervene, measure and evidence the outcome.

Discuss a supply-chain programme