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For project developers · Certify

Certify the water your project saves.

One cubic metre durably saved, reused or restored becomes one Water Resilience Certificate. Sell it, finance with it, or use it to attract corporate co-funding.

Certify a project
Four kinds of certifiable project: a repaired network leak, an industrial reuse loop, rainwater collected, water recharged to the aquifer

02In short

What certification gives you.

Do you operate or develop a water preservation project and want the results of your actions recognised? Our certification turns them into an asset you can draw on to grow (revenue, financing, compliance).Your water preservation results, certified: an asset for revenue, financing and compliance.

  1. One verified cubic metre becomes one certificate.
  2. Water, energy and carbon results recorded separately.
  3. Verification by an independent, accredited body.
One measurement, three separate records: water, energy and carbon, never added together

03Protocols

Is your project eligible?

Utilities, industrials, project developers or ecotechs operating for clients: each certifiable activity has its protocol. Two are in public consultation; the others open in 2027.

NRWWater network leakage reductionPublic consultationView IWRIndustrial water reusePublic consultationView RWHRainwater harvestingQ1 2027View MARAquifer rechargeQ1 2027View IRRIrrigation efficiencyQ3 2027View AWHAtmospheric water harvestingQ3 2027View 

04What you get

The full route, from design to issuance.

  1. 01Project Design Document (PDD) prepared with you.
  2. 02Independent verification by an accredited body.
  3. 03Certificates issued and recorded in the registry.
  4. 04Energy, carbon and productivity results recorded alongside, each counted once.
From the project design to verification and issuance, then water, energy and carbon recorded apart

05How it works

Four steps.

  1. 01DefineScope, baseline and methodology.
  2. 02AssessData, evidence and basin context.
  3. 03VerifyAI checks every data point; a verifier signs.
  4. 04CertifyIssuance, registry entry, traceability.

06How to use it

Three ways to use it.

  1. Sell it To companies with water goals in your basin.
  2. Finance with it Verified performance strengthens a loan or grant file.
  3. Attract co-funding Corporate water stewardship programmes look for measured, ready projects.
The certified volume flows three ways: sold to companies, used to finance, matched by corporate co-funding

07Get started

Bring your project to the standard.

Describe the intervention and the basin. You receive a scoped proposal.

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+Questions

Which projects qualify?

Projects that go beyond business as usual, are not required by law, and can be measured against a baseline. The protocols page lists each type.

Does leak detection alone qualify?

No. A certificate needs detection, repair and a verified measurement after repair.

Can one project issue water and carbon results?

Yes. One measurement feeds separate records; none is claimed twice.

Who verifies the project?

An independent body accredited under ISO/IEC 17029, selected and paid by Veracity. Veracity never verifies.

How are fees set?

Project developers pay flat fees for registration and each verification cycle, set by the effort, never by the volume issued or the outcome.