Certified climate projects are a key element in the fight against climate change. These projects must meet requirements for regular measurements, transparency, consultation, and quality work practices at all stages. Certification then confirms that a project has fulfilled these requirements. As a result, a certified carbon unit is created—one that is real, measurable, and permanent—and registered in a central database to ensure transparency and demonstrate tangible benefits.
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Through its climate projects, YGG works to increase carbon sequestration in biomass, such as through new afforestation, increased soil carbon stocks, and reduced emissions from land through ecosystem restoration. YGG's first projects are in the field of afforestation, where the methodology, data, and certification standards meet the requirements for certified projects, but the team is working hard to develop diverse restoration projects, such as wetland restoration and land reclamation, as research, data, and methodology for such projects develop.

All of YGG’s projects are listed on the International Carbon Registry
website, which you can visit hereThere, you will find detailed descriptions of each project and their documents.