Structure the design
Project boundaries, activities, milestones, carbon forecasts and community commitments become fields that can be checked and updated.
A PDD holds a project’s design in narrative, maps and tables. Straatos turns that design into linked data: boundaries, milestones, targets and evidence that teams can work from and report against.
The design stays connected to the places, people and evidence that shape a project over time.
Project boundaries, activities, milestones, carbon forecasts and community commitments become fields that can be checked and updated.
GIS, spreadsheets, monitoring reports and photo archives can sit alongside field observations, satellite analysis and community evidence in one project record.
Teams can assemble registry packages from the structured record, prepare submission through connected tools such as Hedera Guardian, and trace each figure to its source.
These pages recast project design documents as inspectable records. Filed plans stay distinct from measured outcomes, with maps, indicators, milestones and source notes in view.
The VCS 2842 filing defines six initial activity instances across 5,417 ha, a larger proposed expansion, ex-ante carbon estimates and an annual nested-plot monitoring plan. These are filed designs, not verified outcomes.
Inside the VCS 4845 design: a 1,055 ha first activity instance, a 2,000 ha grouped restoration aim, a 40-year carbon forecast and proposed field monitoring. These are filed plans, not verified outcomes.
Straatos brings project design, field operations, community evidence and partner data into one place. Straatos Witness connects Social MRV to that same record, so people on the ground can add incidents, grievances and testimony, even offline.
Start with a PDD. Structure its data for a registry package and digital submission to Verra through Hedera Guardian. Ground to World can carry that record into public reporting; monitoring reports and continuous updates are the next extension of these project pages.