Juina REDD+ Project

Audit Analysis

The Juina REDD+ Project demonstrates solid additionality (combined test confirmed by the VVB), a 11.5% buffer pool, and no reversal events over its first five-year monitoring period. However, multiple contradictions between the validation report, monitoring report, and issuance document — particularly on baseline method, buffer pool percentage, and ERR figures — introduce data-reliability concerns. Several key parameters (leakage deduction percentage, FNRB, CORSIA/CCP status) are not stated in the available documents, limiting full assessment.

Project Description

Red Flags

• ⚠Baseline method is contradictory: the monitoring report (2024-01-24) states a project-specific baseline while the validation report (2024-01-25) states a jurisdictional baseline — a fundamental design parameter that should be unambiguous.
• ⚠Buffer pool percentage is contradictory: 11.5% in the monitoring report versus 5% in the validation report; the operative value is unclear.
• ⚠ERR figures are swapped between the validation report and the issuance document (claimed vs. verified values appear interchanged), raising questions about data handling in the verification chain.
• ⚠Leakage is described as 'quantified' but no specific deduction percentage is stated in any available document.
• ⚠CORSIA eligibility and CCP status are not stated in any available document, leaving dual-channel risk unassessed.

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