C-CARB.CH4
BOLD Carbon (CH₄)
- Version
- 1.0.2
- Status
- Published
- What it verifies
- Methane reductions through composting
- What it publishes
- GasID · C-CARB.CH4
- Basis
- UNFCCC AMS-III.F · v12.0
Network methodologies
The rules that connect evidence to verifiable outcomes.
A methodology defines what must be proven, which criteria must be met and which outcome can be published.
From evidence to outcome
- 01
Evidence
Data and documents record what happened.
- 02
Rules
Public criteria define what must be true.
- 03
Verification
Evidence is checked against the applicable rules.
- 04
Outcome
A certificate records the approved outcome.
Published methodologies
2 methodologies. 2 verifiable outcomes.
Compare what each methodology verifies, the basis behind it and the outcome it can certify.
C-BIOW
BOLD Recycling
- Version
- 1.0.1
- Status
- Published
- What it verifies
- Biowaste diversion to aerobic composting
- What it publishes
- RecycledID · C-BIOW
- Basis
- BOLD Recycling methodology
How rules take shape
From methodology to verifiable execution.
The system separates the meaning of an outcome, the verification criteria and the code that applies those rules.
- 01
Methodology
Defines the environmental claim and the basis behind the outcome.
- 02
Verification framework
Translates the methodology into scope, evidence, rules and criteria.
- 03
Executable application
Applies the published rules in a deterministic and auditable way.
Want to go further?
In Carrot's technical documentation, you will find the complete methodology, the verification criteria and the code that applies those rules.
Open sources
Understand the rules. Check the sources.
Each methodology points to its specification, public record and the code that executes the rules.