Manage the water
Farmers monitor safe drying periods and re-irrigate when needed.
The world’s first rice carbon credits issued by Gold Standard.
Your purchase helps smallholder farmers in Pakistan adopt water-saving practices and earn income from cutting emissions.

Flooded soils let methane-producing microbes thrive. Alternate Wetting and Drying (AWD) brings oxygen back into the soil, interrupting that process without changing the crop.
Allow the water to fall to a safe level, then irrigate again. Controlled drying brings oxygen back into the soil.
Continuous flooding
Controlled dryingMethane’s warming power vs CO₂
over 20 years, per unit mass.
Methane reduction with AWD,
reported by IRRI.
Potential water savings
with better irrigation.
Research outcomes vary by growing conditions. Project credits reflect verified reductions, not these indicative percentages.
Farmers monitor safe drying periods and re-irrigate when needed.
Field measurements and CROPCHECK records support monitoring, with sensors and satellite data where deployed.
Independent audits check the reductions. One credit represents one tonne of CO₂-equivalent avoided.
Three project districts in Punjab’s rice-growing heartland. Select a district to explore its landscape from above.
NetZeroAg’s first Pakistan carbon project, in the Basmati-growing district northwest of Lahore.
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Water conservation, livelihoods, health and learning: our Pakistan projects contribute to nine Sustainable Development Goals.
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