How we measure what matters: the indicators in our Quarterly Impact Reports

Since 2025, Regenera has begun issuing quarterly reports that show, in figures, the impact our Partners have on Nature. In this way, regeneration becomes tangible through clear, useful, and communicable data.

The indicators we use range from general metrics to specific measures that reflect each Partner’s contribution. They allow us to accurately show progress and are designed to be understandable even to non-environmental experts. We use visual equivalents – such as soccer stadiums – to measure impact and ensure that the information can be easily shared. We provide our Partners with concrete tools to communicate their impact to customers, investors, and certification bodies (such as B Corporations).

How our indicators are constructed

One of the most general indicators is landscape carbon stock. This refers to the total carbon sequestration capacity of the ecosystems in which we operate. While there are multiple ways to measure this, we chose a direct, transparent approach: we superimposed national maps (such as those of MINAM) onto the territories where Regenera has a presence.

We also include indicators focused directly on the impact of the Ally. Here we measure, for example:

– The investment made in the landscape.

– Hectares managed in a regenerative way thanks to this investment.

– The number of Guardians receiving technical, economic and organisational support.

– Greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions generated by the organisation.

– Emissions that have been regenerated through Nature management.

One of the key indicators is the net climate footprint, which measures the difference between what an organisation emits and what it regenerates. This data identifies whether there are still outstanding emissions or whether the organisation has achieved a positive contribution to Nature and climate ( Nature & climate positive).

In addition, the reports include graphs that allow you to visualise the evolution of these metrics over time, both on an annual and quarterly basis, which facilitates continuous monitoring.

A look beyond carbon

Our indicators not only measure carbon. They also reflect key dimensions that enable us to understand impact as an integral system that integrates environmental, social, and economic aspects. Therefore, we include aspects such as:

– The total extent of the landscape and hectares under regenerative management.

– The number of Guardians involved in each location.

– Direct impact on communities, including income generated and organisational strengthening.

Transparency and continuous improvement

Transparency is a fundamental pillar in Regenera. Therefore, the reports detail how resources are distributed and how much the Guardians and technical partners receive in each period, thereby strengthening confidence in the model (60% for the Guardians, 20% for the technical partners, and 20% for Regenera).

At the same time, we recognise that this indicator system continues to evolve. We continue to improve our metrics and methodologies to better represent the complexity of regenerative impact.

In addition, we encourage organisations to measure both their organisational footprint and the footprint of their products or services. Measuring what matters is a living process. And at Regenera, we do it with the conviction that only what is understood can be cared for.