For corporate buyers · Claim
Water-positive claims that hold up.
Water Resilience Certificates tied to a named basin, a measured intervention and an independent verification. One cubic metre, one certificate, one claim.
02In short
What you are buying.
This page is for companies with water-positive or water stewardship commitments. A certificate is proof of a measured volume in a basin you depend on.
- Tied to a named basin and a measured intervention.
- Verified by an independent, accredited body.
- Retired in your name, for one claim only.
03The problem
The claim is only as good as its verifier.
- Water-positive targets are public and scrutinised.
- Volumes are often estimated, not measured.
- The same benefit can be claimed by several parties.
04What you get
Certificates you can stand behind.
- Same basin Volumes where your operations depend on water.
- Measured Evidence level shown on every certificate.
- Counted once Issued once, retired once, in your name.
- Reporting-ready Records structured for ESRS E3 disclosure.
05How it works
From your basins to your claim.
- 01MapYour sites and the basins they depend on.
- 02MatchProjects that fit your basins and criteria.
- 03VerifyIndependent verification of the projects you fund.
- 04RetireCertificates retired in your name, with their evidence trail.
06What you can say
Say what was verified. Nothing more.
Every certificate states the volume, basin, vintage and protocol. Your communication can rely on those four facts.
07Get started
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+Questions
Can I fund a project before certificates exist?
Yes. You can co-fund a project and claim your pro-rata share of its verified volume once issued.
How is the price set?
Contracts are bilateral. Basin context is disclosed to inform price; it never changes the certified volume.
Is a WRC a CSRD compliance instrument?
No. It is verified evidence that supports ESRS E3 disclosure and defends a voluntary claim.
Can a cubic metre be claimed twice?
No. It is issued once and retired once, for one claim, by one party.
Who verifies the projects?
An independent body accredited under ISO/IEC 17029. Veracity never verifies its own certificates.