Institutional Pillar

Governance

We base our operation on solid territorial governance structures and transparency frameworks that guarantee the integrity of each climate asset.

Transparency and traceability

A model of trust and integrity

We promote a transparency model based on traceability, access to relevant information and independent validation, integrating technical tools and governance mechanisms that allow monitoring of environmental results and territorial management of projects.

This approach articulates monitoring, registration, verification and community relationship, strengthening trust between communities, partners and market actors.

Monitoring and tracking

Satellite monitoring of forest cover
Territorial tracking with community participation

Registration and verification

Registration in recognized standards
Independent validation and verification
Traceability of environmental results

Governance and relationship

Territorial and community governance
Participation mechanisms
Local decision structures

Communication and access

Open communication channel (PQR)
Attention of petitions, complaints and claims
Access to information relevant

This model allows ensuring technical consistency, territorial legitimacy and trust in project management over time.

Special Indigenous Jurisdiction

Our projects are framed within the respect for the legal autonomy of the territories, integrating the law of origin, self-determination, ancestral uses, customs, and traditions in climate management.

Autonomy

Law of Origin

Sovereignty

Community Territorial Governance

We recognize the sovereignty of indigenous territories and local communities. Our projects are built under Free, Prior, and Informed Consent (FPIC), integrating traditional knowledge systems into technical and financial decision-making.

UNDRIP Declaration

We operate under the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, respecting self-determination.

Cancun Safeguards

Strict alignment with the environmental and social safeguards of the UNFCCC. We guarantee that the impact goes beyond carbon, protecting human rights, biodiversity, and the integrity of the ecosystems.

PQRSFD Attention Channel

We maintain an open and permanent dialogue for Petitions, Complaints, Claims, Suggestions, and Congratulations to ensure total transparency.

Accountability

Our climate management is measured under maximum transparency standards, ensuring each impact is real, permanent, and transformative for 1,200 families in the territory.

Institutional Management Report

Jonathan Núñez Guevara — CEO

Governance and Territory

Efraín López — Gobernador Alto Unuma

Integrity and Validation Frameworks

Independent Validation

Field measurements by bodies (OVV) accredited under ISO 14065.

Serialized Registration

Each certificate has a unique identifier in the official ColCX registry that prevents double counting.

Digital Monitoring (MRV)

Use of satellite technology and on-site sensors for constant biomass verification.