VM0047 · AR-ACM0003
How to get carbon credits for ARR
A practical walkthrough of what it takes to earn verified carbon credits from forestry projects — and where digital evidence makes or breaks the process.
The process
How the credit process flows for arr
01
Register participants and parcels
Map every plot's GPS boundary, with overlap detection against existing registrations.
02
Log planting events
Species, count, date and location captured per event, with photo evidence attached.
03
Run survival & growth monitoring
Scheduled re-measurement events build the survival-rate and biomass time series your carbon model needs.
04
Export for verification
One evidence package traces every hectare claimed back to a geotagged planting or monitoring event.
This is the same field-to-credit flow every methodology follows — see it explained in general terms on our impact page.
Why arr credits get delayed or discounted
Almost every delay traces back to one of these four evidence gaps.
Planting numbers reported from memory, not from field records
Survival rates unknown until a verifier asks for them
Monitoring plots exist on paper but can't be relocated in the field
Community plantations spread over fragmented, unmapped parcels
ARR carbon credits — FAQs
Does TrueCarbon support VM0047 for ARR projects?
Yes. The configurable field schema maps to VM0047 census-based and area-based approaches, and monitoring plot data exports support biomass estimation workflows.
Can TrueCarbon handle community plantations across many small parcels?
Yes. Each parcel gets its own GPS boundary with overlap detection, and participants can hold multiple plots under one registration.
More on this methodology
Guides for other methodologies
Ready to start earning ARR credits?
Talk to us about your programme's stage — whether you're mid-registration or just scoping the methodology.