Value Chain Interventions Guidance: Ensuring Intervention Level Emission Reductions Are Recognised by Accounting Protocols

Value Chain Interventions Guidance: Ensuring Intervention Level Emission Reductions Are Recognised by Accounting Protocols

For companies aiming to reduce Scope 3 emissions, the Value Chain Interventions Guidance offers practical advice on measuring and reporting greenhouse gas reductions from value chain interventions. It complements existing standards such as the Greenhouse Gas Protocol’s Scope 3 Standard, supporting credible, science-based corporate climate targets.

This guidance explains how to quantify emissions reductions from interventions, incorporate them into a company's Scope 3 inventory, and communicate these impacts. It also introduces the concept of Supply Sheds, allowing companies to account for emissions reductions even when direct traceability to suppliers is challenging.

Suitable for companies, project developers, and auditors, this resource provides essential tools to ensure accurate, transparent, and credible GHG reporting for value chain interventions.

Download the guidance to start improving your company’s Scope 3 emissions reporting and make a meaningful impact on your climate goals.

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