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TH Validation is a detailed examination of project implementation by external assessors who must conduct a thorough and independent investigation to confirm that the project requesting validation is operating in accordance with the principles. T-VER Project Criteria and Methodology selected and the amount of greenhouse gas emissions reduction and/or absorption is assessed in the project proposal document. (PDD) correctly according to the requirements and methods used.
Materiality in the context of the Standard project T-VER is any error, omission, or misrepresentation. that will affect the display of greenhouse gas data and continue to affect the decision-making of the target group The materiality threshold (Materiality threshold) for the T-VER project The criterion for data inconsistency that results in inaccurate GHG assessments is set to affect users not more than 5 percent of the total reduction of emissions and/or absorption of GHGs for the verification process.
In evaluating materiality qualitatively External evaluators must determine whether the project adheres to the T-VER project requirements and established methodologies. Qualitative data discrepancies, such as aspects that do not qualify for the project, must be identified as material inconsistencies. Qualitative data discrepancies may not be as pronounced as quantitative data discrepancies when discrepancies are found. of qualitative data. The external evaluator should professionally consider whether the matter is a significant issue and requires investigation or additional evidence.
To assess the quantitative significance of errors Omission or distortion of information External evaluators must assess materiality at the sum level of all GHG emissions reduction and/or absorption assessments in project proposal documents or monitoring and evaluation reports to ensure they are corrected. and is at the specified level of materiality
