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The AIA EAP is a definitive carbon calculation engine for Australian agriculture, fisheries and forestry. The first of its kind, it enables the calculation of a carbon footprint at a commodity, enterprise and whole of business level.
It is a national-scale, pre-competitive solution, which provides Australian producers and their supply chains with an accessible and standardised approach to carbon accounting across multiple commodities.
The AIA EAP does not compete with carbon calculators or platforms in the market.
All software and service providers can use the EAP to drive their clients' calculations.
Features
Cross-sectoral
Provides a whole of enterprise footprint across multiple commodities
Backed by science and industry
Built with investment from RDCs and supported by our Technical Advisory Panel experts
Built to evolve
Extensible architecture enables new calculators and frameworks to be added over time
Who is the EAP for?
Producers
Create a whole of enterprise footprint, review your carbon accounting outputs, baseline your enterprise and use scenario planning to help make decisions before sharing insights with whomever you wish.
Choose between using the AIA EAP directly or asking your software or service providers if they are integrated with the AIA EAP.
Software/service providers & supply chain
Farm and management solution providers, supply chain participants, agribusiness, financial institutions and others can integrate with the AIA EAP engine and/or build it into their own service offerings

The AIA EAP was built by AIA with investment from these rural Research and Development Corporations










About AIA
AIA is the company behind the AIA EAP.
AIA was established by Australia’s 15 rural Research and Development Corporations, which span the agriculture, fisheries and forestry industries.
As a not for profit company, AIA is ideally placed to own and manage the IP, infrastructure and governance of the AIA EAP on behalf of industry.