Institutional Readiness Memo
DFI-facing readiness note for donor due diligence
Purpose
This memo gives DFI, climate-fund, MDB, and sovereign oversight reviewers a concise view of Terra Vita Hub's institutional readiness. It frames the platform as governance and MRV infrastructure, not as an automated decision engine or a substitute for statutory authority.
Institutional position
Terra Vita Hub provides a controlled environment for intake, evidence registration, reviewer action, escalation, MRV attachment, funding posture, and export-ready reporting. It is designed to make institutional decisions traceable, attributable, and defensible.
All approvals, funding decisions, procurement decisions, statutory determinations, and programme commitments remain with ministries, DFIs, climate funds, and designated committees.
Readiness posture
DFI review conclusion
The platform is ready for donor due-diligence review where the objective is to test governance boundaries, evidence integrity, MRV continuity, fiduciary safeguards, and export posture. It should be presented as a governed operating environment that supports institutional control, not as a transactional SaaS layer.
Overall institutional readiness: strong, subject to deployment-specific confirmation of data-sovereignty settings, administrator role mapping, continuity arrangements, and production Supabase hardening.
Reviewer evidence to show
- Transparency and Integrity page as the public checkpoint.
- Governance Architecture workspace as the protected governance and safeguards layer.
- Risk Assurance Note and Safeguards Framework as fiduciary evidence.
- Evidence and Export workspace as the donor-submission artifact surface.
- Supabase readiness register and SQL hardening pack as the technical readiness trail.