ZECA BANK® provides a neutral and independent platform to all stakeholders, sharing verified and approved projects and their GCCs in the voluntary carbon market for climate change, sustainable development, and environmental projects.
ZECA BANK® publishes voluntary carbon credits (VCCs) approved by third-party, independent, and internationally accredited organizations on its platform, which are used to register greenhouse gas emissions for climate change, sustainable development, and environmental projects.
At ZECA BANK®, within the scope of the (DKS)pm Program, the definitions specified in ISO 14064-2, ISO 14064-3, and ISO 14065 apply to all (DKS)pm Program certifications. All verified projects within the (DKS)pm Program and their corresponding GCCs are presented to stakeholders.
ZECA BANK® provides all methods and assessment roadmaps in all its programs and platform announcement activities, implemented in accordance with its principles against climate change, within the framework of International Climate Standards, Methods, UNCCCF rules, and IAF MLA mutual agreement and recognition principles.
All experts authorized to announce and present ZECA BANK® projects are responsible for assessing the completeness of submitted project documents, preparing draft recommendations for the approval or rejection of project registration requests and the issuance of Approved Voluntary Carbon Credits (VCCs), and presenting the Verifiers accredited within the program.
The documents outline and ensure the continuity of all voluntary verification processes, verification systems, activities, and all other registration processes provided by ZECA BANK®. These Programs establish the rules and requirements that operationalize the standard to ensure the verification of GHG projects and programs, and the verification of GHG emission reductions and removals available in the voluntary and compliance markets.
The (DKS)pm, (ITB)pm, (SKDP)pm, and (PTAZP)pm Programs aim to establish clear rules and procedures to ensure the successful development of GHG projects and programs and the generation of high-quality GHG credits. Their goals include establishing a reliable and fungible approved carbon credit, promoting innovation in GHG reduction technologies and measures, and ensuring that all verification, validation, and registration procedures are carried out within the context of quality, reliability, and transparency. They also aim to provide a secure registry system for all approved carbon credits that ensures safeguards against double offsetting and ensures transparency for the public.
Demonstrate applicable frameworks and offer lessons that can be incorporated into other greenhouse gas programs and climate change regulations. Provide oversight to ensure that investors, buyers, and the market recognize approved carbon credits as real, additional, and permanent.
It provides a standard and framework for independent verification of projects and programs and verification of greenhouse gas emission reductions and removals based on ISO 14064-2 and ISO 14064-3.
