Transparency Suite
A comprehensive view of how Regenerativ operates, reports, and maintains accountability across long restoration timelines.
Core Documentation
Measurement & Reporting
How Regenerativ tracks impact conservatively and reports lifecycle-dependent outcomes
View DetailsNonprofit Structure
Why Regenerativ operates as a nonprofit association and what that means
View DetailsAllocation Principles
Every contribution follows a transparent pathway from registration to verified ecosystem restoration.
How Funds Flow
Contribution Registration
All contributions are registered with unique IDs, timestamps, and allocation intent. Contributors receive immediate confirmation.
Allocation to Asset Managers
Funds are routed to vetted asset managers (primarily Vlinder Climate) based on project readiness, geographic diversification, and community impact.
Project Implementation
Asset managers deploy capital to mangrove restoration: planting, community mobilization, monitoring, and long-term stewardship.
Verification & Certification
Third-party verification (Verra, Gold Standard) validates restoration. Certificates of Regeneration issued to contributors.
Long-Term Tracking
Ecosystem data tracked over 20-40 years. Annual reports provided to all contributors with project-specific impact metrics.
Use of Funds
Target allocation percentages. Actual allocation reported quarterly.
Reporting Cadence
Fund allocation updates, new project announcements, asset manager performance
Comprehensive impact reports with ecosystem metrics, community outcomes, carbon tracking
Project dashboards with satellite imagery, planting progress, monitoring data
Asset Manager Criteria
Regenerativ partners only with asset managers who meet rigorous standards for community partnership, technical execution, and long-term stewardship.
Community Partnership
Revenue sharing models with local communities. Women in leadership positions. PFMP (Participatory Forest Management Plans) established.
Verification Standards
Verra VCS, CCB, or Gold Standard certified. Third-party audits. Satellite and IoT monitoring infrastructure in place.
Track Record
Proven project execution. Active hectares restored. Established partnerships with local governments and communities.
Long-Term Commitment
20-40 year project timelines. Permanent protection agreements. Buffer pools for permanence risk mitigation.
Governance Structure
Nonprofit Association
Regenerativ operates as a nonprofit association with a clear mandate: coordinate contributions, route funds transparently, and track long-term ecosystem restoration.
We do not sell securities, promise financial returns, or speculate on carbon markets. Our structure ensures that capital flows directly to verified ecological restoration.
Oversight & Accountability
- Board oversight of fund allocation and partner selection
- Annual financial audits by independent third parties
- Public disclosure of all allocation decisions
- Contributor access to impact data and project updates
- Long-term commitment to ecosystem monitoring (decades, not quarters)
Data Integrity Commitments
Verified Sources
All ecosystem data sourced from Verra registries, satellite monitoring, and asset manager reporting
Third-Party Audits
Independent verification of all carbon claims and ecosystem restoration metrics
Public Access
All contributors receive access to project dashboards and ecosystem tracking data
Transparency Builds Trust
Regenerativ exists to coordinate long-term ecosystem restoration with full accountability to contributors, communities, and the planet.