The Moon project brings together smallholder systems, regenerative practices, and verified carbon methodologies into a scalable model.
First Moon Project
- Location : Thailand — across multiple provinces in key rubber-producing regions
- Landscape : Smallholder natural rubber landscapes, characterised by fragmented land ownership and long-standing farmer-managed systems
A regenerative rubber landscape model integrating carbon and livelihoods.
Methodology
Improved Agricultural Land Management (IALM), aligned with recognised carbon standards such as Verra
Carbon Approach
Focused on soil organic carbon enhancement through regenerative practices
- Conservative baseline and additionality assessment
- Science-based MRV combining field data and digital systems (Traztru™)
- Independent third-party validation and verification
- Traceable issuance under international standards
Community Impact
Designed to create long-term value for smallholder farmers
- Additional, performance-based income through carbon revenue
- Ongoing farmer engagement, training, and support
- Strengthening resilience of existing agricultural systems
Biodiversity
Improving ecological resilience within agricultural landscapes
- Integration of intercropping and agroforestry systems
- Enhanced habitat quality and landscape diversity
- Reduced dependency on synthetic inputs
SDG Alignment
Contributing to multiple Sustainable Development Goals through integrated land and community outcomes
- SDG 1: No Poverty
- SDG 2: Zero Hunger
- SDG 13: Climate Action
- SDG 15: Life on Land