CommuniTree – Documents

We believe that transparency is key to a successful Standard and successful projects. Here, you can access all of a project's documentation, from PDDs to annual reports and much more.

Type	Documents
Project Design Document (PDD) What is this?	CommuniTree PDD (2014)
Technical Specifications What are these?	Mixed Species Forest Plantation Boundary Planting Silvopastoral Planting Coffee Agroforestry
Annual Reports What are these?	2021 - 2022 2020 - 2021 2019 – 2020 2018 – 2019 2017 – 2018 2016 – 2017 2015 – 2016 2014 – 2015 2013 – 2014 2012 – 2013 2011 – 2012 2010 – 2011 2010
Audit Reports What are these?	2016 Verification 2011 Validation
Registration Certificate	CommuniTree registration certificate NB. The communiTree project was formerly called the Limay Community Carbon Project, named after the community that the project first spupported.
Additional Documents	Impact reports 2019 2018 2010 – 2015 Farmer profiles David Castellon Filipe Martin Isidoro Davila Marcelino Austegui Maria Gonzalez Osman Antonio Preciliano Diaz

Explanation of document types

Type	What is this?
Project Design Document (PDD)	Describes the project context, including the: Environmental and social contexts Participating community and their involvement in project design and governance Wider governance structure Interventions Expected benefits
Technical Specifications	Describes the technical matters of the project, including the: Carbon/climate-benefit models Monitoring plan Risk assessment NB. Technical specifications registered under an older version of Plan Vivo Standard, and that are no longer applied, may not include all of the points listed above.
Annual Reports	Provides an update on the project covering the previous monitoring year, including the following information: Successes and challenges Project expansion and recruitment An issuance request (if applicable) Monitoring data Plan Vivo Certificate sales data Operating costs
Audit Reports	Plan Vivo projects are audited by third-party validators/verifiers to ensure that they are of the highest quality. There are two types of audits: Validation – Takes place before project registration to ensure that the project conforms to the Plan Vivo Standard and has been created from the bottom-up with community participation. Verification – Takes place every 5 years after registration to ensure that the Plan Vivo Certificates issued are a fair representation of the climate benefits achieved, and that the project continues to conform to the Plan Vivo Standard.

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