With the project endpoints you can see the project categories and the corresponding projects.
Property | Type | Description |
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projectCategoryId | string | The unique identifier of the project category. |
name | string | The name of the project category. |
description | string | Detailed explanation of what the project category is. It provides more context for users who want to understand the category. |
type | string | Defines the type of environmental impact associated with projects in this category. Type can be trees, plastic or carbon. |
images | ProjectCategoryImage[] | Images associated with the project category. They help users visualise the impact of the project category. |
Property | Type | Description |
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style | string | The url of the project category image. |
imageUrl | string | The style of the image, can be flat, simplified or 3d. |
Property | Type | Description |
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projectId | string | The unique identifier of the project. |
projectCategoryId | string | Defines the category that the project falls under. It links the project to its relevant category. |
name | string | The name of the project. |
description | string | Detailed explanation of what the project is about. It provides more context for users who want to understand the project. |
type | string | Refers to the type of impact that the project is expected to have. Type can be trees, plastic or carbon. |
registryLink | string | This is a link to a webpage where users can find more detailed information about the project. |
imageUrl | string | Link to an image representing the project. |
countries | string[] | List of countries where the project's activities are taking place. |
price | number | Defines how much it costs to purchase one unit of impact in the account's currency. |
availability | number | Defines how many units of impact are still available for purchase through the project. If there's no limit, this is null. For a carbon offsetting project, this would be the number of tonnes of carbon that can still be offset through the project. |