The Carbon Handshake Architecture: From Verified Carbon to Settled Farmer Income
カーボンハンドシェイク・アーキテクチャ：検証済み炭素から決済済み農家所得へ (AI 翻訳)
Rawat, Manoj Kumar
🤖 gxceed AI 要約
日本語
インドの小農炭素金融の断片化を統合する制度設計を提案。農家登録から決済までの取引を単位とし、ゴールデンサーチャー、デジタルスパイン、1:10マルチプライヤー、80:20ルールの4つの構成要素を形式化。72時間支払い時計と最低80%の農家配分を設計規範として提示。実証ではなく概念実装アーキテクチャであり、検証可能な枠組みを提供。
English
This paper proposes an integrated institutional design for smallholder carbon finance in India, treating the end-to-end transaction as the unit of analysis. It formalizes four constructs: the Golden Suture, Digital Spine, 1:10 Multiplier, and 80:20 Rule, with a 72-hour payout clock and 80% farmer allocation floor. It is a conceptual architecture, not an empirical model, offering a falsifiable framework for testing transaction costs, evidence quality, and benefit sharing.
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📝 gxceed 編集解説 — Why this matters
日本のGX文脈において
日本では、J-クレジット制度やカーボン・クレジット市場の設計に示唆を与える。特に、小規模農家や地域分散型の炭素クレジット創出における取引コスト削減と利益配分の透明性は、日本の農業分野でのカーボンクレジット活用に参考になる。
In the global GX context
Globally, this architecture addresses gaps in smallholder carbon finance, aligning with ISSB and CSRD disclosure trends by emphasizing evidence quality and benefit sharing. It offers a design for transition finance that could inform voluntary carbon market integrity initiatives and Article 6 implementation.
👥 読者別の含意
🔬研究者:Provides a falsifiable architecture for testing transaction costs and benefit-sharing in smallholder carbon finance.
🏢実務担当者:Offers a blueprint for designing carbon projects that ensure timely farmer payments and transparent value distribution.
🏛政策担当者:Highlights the need for institutional coordination and safeguards in smallholder carbon markets, relevant for carbon credit regulation.
📄 Abstract（原文）
Smallholder carbon finance in India is constrained not only by methodology or market access, but by fragmentation across farmer enrolment, evidence generation, verification, transition finance, aggregation, registry operations, benefit sharing and payment settlement. This paper formalises the Carbon Handshake Architecture as an integrated institutional design for converting verified climate-positive agricultural activity into transparent and timely farmer income. It uses a conceptual design-science approach derived from the published practitioner work The Carbon Handshake: The Golden Suture . The end-to-end smallholder carbon-finance transaction—beginning with consent and plot enrolment and ending with value allocation, beneficiary payment, reconciliation, grievance handling and reversal control—is treated as the unit of analysis. Four linked constructs are formalised. The Golden Suture specifies institutional interface governance; the Digital Spine specifies hybrid digital monitoring, reporting and verification and interoperable evidence; the 1:10 Multiplier specifies conditional catalytic-risk allocation and commercial-finance mobilisation; and the 80:20 Rule specifies ex-ante distributive governance and a farmer-value floor. The Interoperable Ledger, Farmer Producer Organisation aggregation, direct settlement, a defined payout service-level agreement, safeguards and stage-gated regional pilots operate as supporting mechanisms. The paper defines the 72-hour payout clock as the interval from confirmed sale settlement to beneficiary credit and adopts 80 per cent of realised gross sale value as the proposed minimum farmer allocation, with the remaining 20 per cent constituting the complete enabling-cost and buffer envelope. These are transparent design normalisations, not existing legal mandates. The paper presents a conceptual implementation architecture rather than an empirically validated impact model. Ratios, costs, prices and programme scales remain illustrative unless independently verified. Its contribution is a falsifiable architecture for testing transaction cost, evidence quality, blended-finance additionality, benefit sharing, settlement reliability and institutional coordination in India and other smallholder economies. The Carbon Trilogy | Manoj Kumar Rawat
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