This project is led by an organised women’s farming group transitioning member farms from conventional synthetic-input agriculture to regenerative practices that rebuild soil organic carbon, eliminate nitrous oxide emissions from synthetic fertilisers, and improve long-term farm productivity. Practices adopted include composting, minimum tillage, cover cropping, nitrogen-fixing intercropping, and agroforestry integration. The project is structured so all registered participants hold documented land access agreements, ensuring that carbon revenues flow directly to the women who generate the reductions through a transparent benefit-sharing mechanism.