MATI raises farmer incomes by removing carbon. Today, MATI works in seven countries to spread natural rock dust on the fields of farmers. This raises crop yields, corrects soil acidity, releases nutrients, and delivers durable carbon removal through the process of enhanced rock weathering.
Progress
Across the Global South, 500 million small farms grow a third of the world’s food. Their soil is depleted and the weather is getting harder to farm through. Rock dust raises yields on that soil and removes carbon from the air.

36K+
Smallholder farmers engaged

300K+
Tons of rock dust already spread in farmlands

>30%
increase in household income
Independently validated by the world’s most trusted carbon registries and rating agencies.
Issuing verified ERW credits on Puro.earth’s registry
Issuing verified ERW credits on Isometric’s registry
Awarded a AA pre-rating – the highest score for an Indian durable carbon removal project
Early and trusted buyers of Mati’s ERW credit
SUPPORTERS
XPRIZE
Mulago Foundation
Global Innovation Fund
Bezos Earth Fund
DRK Foundation
Autodesk Foundation
Science partners
IIT Kanpur
Yale University
University of Sheffield
Tanzania Agricultural Research Institute (TARI)
Zambia Agricultural Research Institute (ZARI)

XPRIZE Carbon Removal Grand Prize Winner (2025)
Selected as one of the most scalable and scientifically robust carbon removal solutions globally
Learn about our impact directly from farmers

How MATI Helped Urmila Devi protect her crops and cut input costs
My crops used to have pests like stem borer and gundhi bug very frequently, so we had to add lot of pesticides. This added to our costs and reduced the value of the produce. After adding MATI, I have seen a significant reduction in pests and there is 50% less fertilizer needed.

It starts with the farmer. Her yields go up, her soil improves, and she pays nothing in money, labour or time. The carbon removal starts in her field too, and it is measured after it happens, never sold in advance.
Learn about our impact directly from farmers

