Arukah (noun): To Heal, To Restore

Building Markets That Work for All, from Farmers to Buyers

Arukah began with a conviction: some of the hardest problems in poverty are market problems. Charity does essential work in many places. But where communities are cut off from markets that would value what they produce and supply what they need, the most powerful fix is new market infrastructure.

Hundreds of millions of smallholder farmers sit at the base of Asia’s agrifood supply chains. They are customers for better soil inputs and energy, and suppliers of feedstock, field data and verified climate outcomes.

We integrate industrial biochar and bioenergy production, digital MRV and institutional market access into one operating model, embedded within existing agricultural systems - from rice to coconuts. We replicate our infrastructure where long-term supply-chain relationships and project economics support scale.

Built for Scale

‍Industrial Execution
Since 2025, Arukah has operated one of Southeast Asia’s largest biochar facilities, issuing Puro.earth’s first biochar carbon removal credits in Cambodia.

‍Digital Verification
Arukah achieved first-in-market digital MRV approval for household biogas under Gold Standard.

‍Aligned Economics
Farmers earn 50% of gross carbon revenue, paid directly against their verified contribution, creating lasting economic participation alongside climate outcomes.

Embedded Regional Expansion
With projects and partnerships developing across Southeast Asia, we are building towards 1 million tonnes of CO2e in annual climate impact by 2032.
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