Helping Mediterranean farmers enter the carbon market
Carbon Farming MED helps farmers develop a sustainable and resilient Mediterranean agricultural system while gaining access to the carbon market as an additional source of income.
Carbon Farming MED helps farmers develop a sustainable and resilient Mediterranean agricultural system while gaining access to the carbon market as an additional source of income.
MRV Concept
Design and monitor your carbon sequestration projects with a platform built for Mediterranean conditions.
Define your plots on a map and design your carbon retention plan. The platform models your land's sequestration potential based on soil data, climate conditions, and selected regenerative practices.
Track the evolution of your carbon sequestration over time. The platform monitors your plots against the baseline and project projections, giving you a clear picture of your progress year by year.
MRV Features
Draw your plots on a map and set up your project. Import climate data from external APIs or upload your own field measurements — soil samples, land use history, and more.
ViewThe platform runs your data through RothC and a Modified RothC model specifically adapted to Mediterranean conditions — accounting for the region's climate variability, soil types, and crop systems.
ViewBeyond soil carbon, the platform calculates your overall greenhouse gas balance — including CO₂ emissions from fuel use, machinery, and other farm activities.
ViewThe platform guides you through filling in the Project Design Document (PDD) and the Monitoring Plan — structured outputs ready for submission to accreditation bodies.
ViewCarbon Marketplace
Browse European carbon farming projects filtered by category, credit type, and country. Access detailed project information, validation documents, and invest directly in the initiatives that align with your goals.
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The main objective of the project is to help farmers develop a sustainable and resilient Mediterranean agricultural system while facilitating their entry into the carbon market as an additional source of income.
This is achieved by optimising regenerative agricultural practices in a Mediterranean context and providing the necessary tools to facilitate the adoption of carbon credits in the market — from both the seller's and the buyer's perspective.
The project is co-financed by the European Union through the Interreg Euro-MED programme, promoted by the Euroregion Pyrenees-Mediterranean.
