Measurable good — for people and the planet
Real income for farming families, new local jobs, and durable, verified carbon removal.
Lifting farming families
Jobs across the value chain
Plant operations, feedstock collection, transport, weighing, laboratory and logistics.
A significant, lasting income lift for subsistence farmers
From selling husk & straw once burned, richer harvests, and a share in the value of the carbon they help remove.
Training, women & children
TESDA-aligned skills, women's participation and children's support through the Bayanihan programme (School Aid MTÜ).
Durable climate impact
CORCs / year at full build
~7,200 per unit; ≈432,000 over 10 years; permanent 200+ years (CORC200+).
Residue used over 10 years
Rice husk & straw diverted from open burning.
Paddy methane
Plus healthier soils, cleaner air and better water retention.
Together, we carry the load. In our tradition, bayanihan is the whole village coming together to lift a neighbour — when a family moves their home, everyone carries it together. That is the spirit of the programme: farmers, families and partners lifting one another — from Mina, for the Philippines.
“Bayanihan” — an original oil painting; a wedding gift from Maribeth de Montaigne to her husband David de Montaigne on their wedding day, 35 years ago. · The programme is delivered with our independent non-profit partner, School Aid MTÜ.
See how it's verified
Puro CORC200+ and Carbonfuture MRV+ — carbon you can trust.