Why Vietnam
1 million ha
Vietnam's programme creates a clear setting for testing low-emission rice evidence workflows. The World Bank reports a TCAF commitment of up to USD 40 million for results-based carbon purchases.
World Bank programme context. This is national programme finance, not funding awarded to LuaZero. Access depends on the programme's own eligibility and payment rules.
Who would pay
Our proposed buyers are cooperatives, exporters and carbon project developers who need to assemble field evidence. Farmers contribute data and should share in benefits; the intended model does not charge individual farmers.
We will test willingness to pay USD 3–6 per hectare per season, alongside the actual cost of field support. No paying customers, funding or signed pilot partners are claimed.