myclimate’s international climate protection projects are located in developing and emerging countries. The projects meet the highest standards. In the energy segment, they are assessed by Gold Standard and in the land use segment by Plan Vivo or Verra VCS (incl. CBB and/or SD-VISta). All projects contribute not only to carbon reduction but also to the UN's sustainable development goals (SDGs).
International myclimate projects not only reduce greenhouse gas emissions but also promote social, ecological and economic development in the region (sustainable development goals (SDGs)). For example, the local population benefits from a higher quality of life or health, the creation of jobs, empowerment as well as the transfer of knowledge and technologies. myclimate carbon protection projects also carry out reforestation and new forest initiatives that reduce the pressure on natural habitats and species diversity.
myclimate projects cover a total of eleven different technologies for climate protection: waste management, biogas, biomass, efficient stoves, energy efficiency, solar, transport, land usage and forests, water (cleaning and saving), water power and wind. myclimate works with selected local project partners, thereby strengthening local initiatives and the transfer of technologies.
myclimate has had experience in project development as well as monitoring, reporting and verification (MRV), and the use of different international standards, since 2002. myclimate projects can now be found in 41 countries around the globe, from solar cookers in Bolivia, water preparation in Uganda and biogas plants in India to composting facilities in Nepal.
The high level of quality and efficiency of myclimate projects has been confirmed repeatedly by various independent international studies.
