What it is
The BESCO Stewardship Certificate is a signed, sealed snapshot of a piece of land's ecological condition at a point in time. It is generated during a Sielsgrond Programme and can support a funder's own disclosure about that land.
A signed, sealed snapshot of a piece of land's ecological condition at a point in time.
The evidence generated during a Sielsgrond Programme.
The BESCO Stewardship Certificate is a signed, sealed snapshot of a piece of land's ecological condition at a point in time. It is generated during a Sielsgrond Programme and can support a funder's own disclosure about that land.
The BESCO Stewardship Certificate is not itself a legal claim — the party using it remains responsible for the legal adequacy of what they say about it. It is also not the same thing as BESCO, Buktika's broader project viability study, or a BESCO-Sprint, the field visit that produces this certificate — those are separate instruments, each with their own scope.
The programme this certificate is generated during.
The field visit that produces this certificate's evidence.
One of the evidence inputs this certificate is produced from.
The BESCO Stewardship Certificate is a term Buktika's D1 Part 1 legal document defines directly, within its core definitions.
This page is a plain-language public explanation. D1 Part 1 remains the sole authoritative source for this term's legal meaning.
The programme this certificate is generated during.
Sielsgrond Programme