CRRA Toolkit
What it offers
Overview of the methodology, but also cost and time estimations to build the project teams
Guidance and tips on bottom-up data collection and scenario building to encourage homogenous reports
Stepwise approach to estimating the CDR potential, from theoretical to realistic values
A framework for engagement with civil society and national stakeholders and capturing the data needed to inform the scenarios
Templates to help you drafting the report
How it’s used
The toolkit is applied through a combination of desk research, expert interviews, and participatory workshops. It supports the development of country-specific roadmaps that reflect local priorities and constraints, ensuring that CDR strategies are not only ambitious but also actionable.
Why it matters
By grounding CDR planning in real-world conditions, the CRRA toolkit helps countries move from abstract climate targets to concrete steps. It empowers national actors to make informed decisions, build public trust, and contribute meaningfully to global climate goals.
What’s included?
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Managing projects
- Guidance document with budget and timelines
Collecting data and doing estimations
- Taxonomy of CDR methods
- Database of resource requirements
- Optimisation tool
Conducting interviews and panels
- Survey guidance
- Interview overview
- Consent form
- Interview questions
- Definitions, pros and cons of CDR methods
- Citizen panel overview
- Panel questionnaireÂ
- Result collection template
Writing the reports
- Background report template
- Roadmap template
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Ready to explore how carbon removal can be tailored to your country’s climate strategy?
The Country Readiness Toolkit is completely free and designed to support policymakers, researchers, and advocates in building actionable, locally grounded pathways to net-zero.
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