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The Imperative of Carbon Accounting

Carbon accounting, a method to quantify and report GHG emissions, is pivotal for modern organizations. It enables a comprehensive view of environmental impact, informs reduction strategies, aids in setting climate goals, and ensures regulatory compliance. Through the distinct lenses of Scopes 1, 2, and 3, organizations can holistically assess direct and indirect emissions, fostering sustainability, informed decision-making, and future growth.

TRST01Chain on International Coffee Day

On International Coffee Day, TRST01Chain stands out for promoting sustainability in coffee supply chains. Addressing the European Union Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) compliance, it facilitates traceability from farm to cup, ensuring ethical labor practices and reduced environmental impact, thus aligning the coffee sector with modern-day eco-conscious market demands.

TRST01Chain for Scope 3 Reporting

“FootPrint by TRST01” leverages the TRST01Chain to revolutionize Scope 3 reporting, offering unprecedented transparency in tracking supply chain carbon emissions. This integration aids businesses in effectively addressing their environmental impact, underscoring the importance of innovative technology in promoting sustainable practices and enhancing ESG accountability in the modern corporate landscape.

Intelligence of AI with Footprint by TRST01

TRST01 has stepped into the AI domain with the introduction of its groundbreaking tool, #footprint . This innovative tool leverages both artificial intelligence and blockchain technology to revolutionise Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) reporting and scoring. By automating the process of ESG reporting across a variety of frameworks, Footprint effectively manages diverse data types and formats. Its sophisticated analytical capabilities culminate in comprehensive and accurate ESG reports, greatly reducing manual effort and increasing efficiency.

Assessing Sustainability: ESG Scorecard Model

The Footprint Scorecard incorporates a ‘fourth dimension’ – Technological Impact, considering a company’s tech use, ethics, and digital preparedness. This pioneering model utilizes advanced analytics, machine learning, and big data, integrating proprietary and real-time sources for comprehensive ESG assessment. It fine-tunes Beta for specific industry and country risks.

Footprint by TRST01 : Revolutionising ESG Reporting with AI and Blockchain

Footprint by TRST01 leverages AI and blockchain to offer comprehensive, customizable ESG reporting. Adhering to global standards and connecting to UNSDGs, it ensures data integrity, enhances supply chain transparency, and aligns with the triple bottom line – Planet, People, and Prosperity

The Web3 Revolution in Food & Agriculture Supply Chain Management with TRST01

TRST01’s Web3-enabled supply chain management platform revolutionizes the food and agriculture sector by integrating with existing systems, fostering collaboration, promoting sustainability, and empowering consumers. The platform enhances transparency, traceability, and security, addressing key challenges in food safety and sustainability, and offering a competitive advantage to companies adopting this innovative solution.

Web3 Setting the Stage for Net Zero!

Web3 Technology holds immense promise for achieving net zero targets by providing a decentralized, transparent, and accountable framework. By leveraging (dMRV) and incorporating ESG factors into decentralized networks, we can create a robust technology framework that drives sustainability and helps mitigate the impacts of climate change. As Technology continues to evolve, we will keep exploring the potential of real-world use cases of Web3 and its opportunities for achieving a more sustainable future.

Here’s Why Data and Climate Action Go Hand in Hand!

India’s G20 priorities for the upcoming years include focusing on sustainable development and combating climate change through a “Green Development Pact” with a roadmap of actions over the next decade to tackle climate change and international cooperation on data for developmentData is a critical tool in the fight against climate change.

The What and Why of MRV in Climate Action

One of the critical tools for achieving these goals is MRV, or Measurement, Reporting, and Verification. MRV refers to the processes and systems that enable countries and other stakeholders to track progress towards their climate goals, report on their emissions and climate actions, and ensure that their reported data is accurate and reliable.