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Module 1: Blue Carbon 101

This module provides the basic information you need to know before starting or getting involved in a blue carbon project. It covers the essential elements of a blue carbon project development, from why are coastal ecosystems important, and how to restore or protect them, to what are carbon markets and how do carbon projects work. This module is for everyone, including those with little-to-no experience. 

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Module 2: Feasibility Assessment (PIN)

Investing in a carbon project is a significant decision involving critical financial investments and a commitment to work for several decades. This module helps answer the following questions: is a project feasible, and does it comply with carbon standards requirements? If the answer is yes and your relevant stakeholders are supportive, you will find all the tools to submit your Project Idea Note (PIN) here.

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Module 3: Development and Design (for PDD)

This module breaks down the complex process of developing a rigorous Project Design Document (PDD). It accompanies projects on-the-ground for key tasks, such as how to perform site assessment, FPIC, and robust carbon and financial models.  It makes accreditation under Plan Vivo or Verra more accessible and empowers project proponents to create financially sound, community-driven, and ecologically impactful projects. 

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Module 4: Investment Due Diligence

This module is designed to strengthen project's investment readiness and increase its appeal to funders, helping it secure funding. Learn how to align your project with investor expectations, from risk assessment to demonstrating long-term impact and compliance with leading carbon standards. Get prepared to attract the right investors and secure the future of your blue carbon project.

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Blue Carbon Academy - Module 5: Monitoring, Reporting & Verification

In this module, you will learn about the key components of Monitoring, Reporting, and Verification (MRV). You'll explore how to design effective monitoring plans, collect and analyze data, and meet reporting requirements. Understanding MRV is essential for ensuring the credibility and integrity of your project’s carbon claims, building trust with stakeholders, and ultimately issuing carbon credits.

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