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Northern Kenya Grassland Carbon Project

Verra (VCS) · VCS1468 · Kenya

Credits issued
6,763,174
tonnes CO₂-equivalent
Credits retired
1,975,548
29% of issued
Remaining
4,787,626
issued and not yet retired
Status
Active
Verification approval requested

The record

Project ID
VCS1468
Registry
Verra (VCS)
Type
Sustainable Grassland Management · Forestry & Land Use
Removal or reduction
Mixed
Methodology
VM0032 Methodology for the Adoption of Sustainable Grasslands through Adjustment of Fire and Grazing
Developer
Northern Rangelands Trust · 1 project
Country
Kenya
First vintage
2016
Buffer pool deposits
1,238,467
Data from
Berkeley VROD v2026-08

Community involvement

The registry record we hold does not describe the communities involved.

Registry documents (the project design document and validation report) normally cover consultation and benefit-sharing; open the record in the registry to read them.

Status and timeline

Registry status
Verification approval requested (Active)
First credits (vintage)
2016
Credits issued
6,763,174 (retired 1,975,548)

Credits by vintage year

Issued and retired, tonnes CO₂-equivalent

Location

Country only The registry gives the country only, so the project is not drawn on the map

The registry gives Kenya as the location, so this project is not drawn on the map. It is counted in the country totals.

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Credit totals and status are as compiled in the Berkeley Voluntary Registry Offsets Database v2026-08 (CC BY 4.0) and change as the registries update. Please check the registry record before you quote a figure.
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