As the SARA (South American Regenerative Agriculture) programme nears its first carbon credit issuance under Verra, we invite you to join us in unpacking how this leading-edge initiative delivers meaningful climate, nature, and social outcomes. Together with our partner Ruuts, we will explore how SARA is pioneering scalable, high-integrity solutions at the nexus of regenerative grazing, ecosystem restoration, and rural livelihoods. 

With SARA now officially validated and registered by Verra, it becomes one of the first programmes globally to be approved under the new VM0042 methodology – and the first-ever in Argentina, Paraguay, and Chile. This milestone unlocks the potential to generate over one million tonnes of carbon removals annually, starting in the coming years.

The programme already encompasses 130+ farms across 150,000 hectares, targeting expansion to 500,000 hectares of regenerated lands across Latin America.

About this webinar

This session was designed for sustainability leaders, investors, and organisations seeking credible, high-impact nature-based solutions that go beyond carbon – delivering real-world climate, biodiversity, and community outcomes. It covered:

• Impact to date and future projections: Insight into verified and forecasted carbon removals, biodiversity gains, landscape restoration, and wider ecosystem benefits.
• Societal value: How SARA empowers farmers through knowledge sharing, enhances climate resilience, and strengthens local economies.
• How the framework works: Learnings about the regenerative grazing model, soil carbon measurement, ecological monitoring, and the MRV (Measurement, Reporting, and Verification) systems that underpin SARA’s integrity.
• SARA’s journey and registration success: What Verra registration means for credibility, scalability, and access to high-quality carbon markets.
• Investment insights: How your organisation can invest in SARA through high-integrity carbon credits via Anthesis, and how this supports your climate, nature, and sustainability goals.

Join us to learn how you can engage with SARA and similar initiatives to advance your own sustainability goals.

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