Funder Briefing

Shashwat · Jawhar MVP

A one-page funder view of the pipeline: what we have, what's preliminary, and what verification requires next.

Preliminary · Not for issuance · Pending verification

Executive summary

The Shashwat Maharashtra Carbon project is a farmer-owned agroforestry pipeline in Jawhar taluka, Palghar. In this MVP cohort, 269 farmers across 39 villages have enrolled 269 GPS-mapped plots totalling 113.4 hectares and 18,322 trees.

Preliminary bottom-up estimates indicate 1,825 tCO₂e of net removals over a 20-year crediting horizon, an average of 91.3 tCO₂e / year. Pipeline evidence completeness stands at 56% with average verification readiness of 65 / 100.

Preliminary · Not for issuance · Pending verification

20-yr net removals

1,825

tCO₂e

Evidence completeness

56%

Available items / all required

Avg. readiness

/100

Hectares mapped

113.4

Portfolio risk mix

low risk0 · 0%

medium risk269 · 100%

high risk0 · 0%

Top villages by preliminary removals

01Hateri271.73 tCO₂e
02Borale204.08 tCO₂e
03Kashivali178.21 tCO₂e
04Ayare117.47 tCO₂e
05Nyahale Bu.117.31 tCO₂e
06Sarsun104.13 tCO₂e

Path to verification

STEP 01
Complete evidence vault
Close pending consents, field surveys and survival records to lift completeness above 90%.
STEP 02
Independent baseline audit
Third-party validation of pre-project land use, additionality and baseline scenario.
STEP 03
First verification event
Sentinel-2 corroborated survival + biomass sampling on a statistically representative stratum.

Language & disclosure. All carbon numbers in this briefing are preliminary planning estimates derived from farmer-declared plantings, methodology defaults (IPCC 2006 GL) and conservative uncertainty deductions. They are not issued credits and cannot be transacted. Verified issuance requires successful completion of validation and periodic verification under Verra VM0047 or an equivalent standard.