# Registry Information

* Our registry has a human-centric information design, allowing buyers & other stakeholders to see the most important information first.
* All files related to the project proposal flow + data are clearly named and organized in an easy-to-read format and made publicly available. This lets project developers highlight impact & helps buyers conduct due diligence.
* This includes:
  * Specific information related to how emissions were calculated such that the process can be replicated
  * Environmental and Social Impact Report
  * Methodology used: including how the project meets baselines and additionality requirements \[See [Project Proposal and Validation Demo Videos](https://open-carbon-protocol.gitbook.io/ocp-handbook/projects/project-proposal-flow/project-proposal-and-validation-demo-videos)]
  * Label to indicate if the project uses a methodology that is CCP or CORSIA-approved.
  * Deviations from the methodology 
  * Validation reports 
  * Verification processes / dMRV information 
  * Stakeholder engagement efforts, including all public comments received and resolutions
* The project status is also displayed. A project can either be: 
  * Active = validated project, before Project Expected End Date
  * Completed = validated project, after Project Expected End Date
  * On Hold = manual status update by admin; no more credits can be issued
  * Canceled = manual status update by admin; no more credits can be issued 
* Project data is stored on-chain with a token identifier in the format of: 

  (project id + monitoring period + token id) *\[ epoch timestamp as monitoring period]*