Tero Carbon Opens Call for Registration of Validation/Verification Bodies (VVBs)
Tero Carbon, a Brazilian certifier of environmental assets headquartered in Manaus/AM, announces the opening of a call for the registration of Validation/Verification Bodies (VVBs) interested in participating in its Certification Programs. This initiative aims to expand and qualify its network of VVBs, ensuring the robustness and integrity of the carbon project certification processes across Brazil.
We are seeking VVBs that share our commitment to quality, transparency, and integrity in the carbon market. Selected VVBs will have the opportunity to work on projects of various scales, including both nature-based solutions (NBS) and technology-based solutions (TBS), contributing to the promotion of environmental and economic sustainability in the country.
Acceptance criteria vary according to project scale. To consult the hiring guidelines, please access the document “VVB Selection Criteria” available on our dedicated VVB page. On this page, you will also find the registration fees, which vary depending on the project scale in which the VVB wishes to operate. Credentialing is completed after completing a specific training on Tero Carbon’s Certification Programs and Methodologies.
Para mais informações sobre os critérios de aceitação, tarifas aplicáveis e para acessar o formulário de inscrição, visite o link abaixo:
For more information about the acceptance criteria, applicable fees, and to access the application form, visit the link below.
About Tero Carbon
Tero Carbon is a Brazilian certifier dedicated to the certification of environmental assets, focusing on promoting sustainability and including projects of various scales in the global carbon market. With a flexible and adaptive approach, Tero Carbon aims to lead the sector with integrity, quality, and innovation. Its technical team has over 15 years of experience in the development of forest carbon projects in the Amazon, with expertise in regional logistics and the social aspects of traditional communities. The certifier uses Blockchain technology for record-keeping, providing security, reliability, and traceability to the environmental asset certification process and has the support of renowned institutions in the sector, including the National Institute for Amazon Research (INPA) and its business incubator (IE-INPA), an entity linked to the Ministry of Science, Technology, and Innovation, the Federation of Industries of the State of Amazonas (FIEAM), the Commercial Association of Amazonas (ACA), and the venture builder VB92 Launch Hub.