Eden is an environmental management platform. It began as the compliance system of Ghana's Environmental Protection Agency and the industries it regulates, and has grown into one place for the work of everyone who affects, protects or regulates the environment: measure it, meet the law, manage climate and nature, run projects, and publish what is known.
Sites, habitats and catchments drawn with their real boundaries; a shared library of indicators; readings from the field, the laboratory, sensors and satellites. Every value keeps its source, method, evidence and the person who checked it.
Permits, limits, monitoring returns, audits and certificates under each country's own law — then carbon, ESG, health and safety, risk, impact assessment, water and waste, all from the same data.
Biodiversity surveys, forest and coastal change, climate risk and adaptation, early warnings, projects and their results, finance and carbon credits — and open data anyone can use.
Permits, monitoring, audits, carbon, ESG and safety — for one site or a whole group of companies.
Serve several clients from one workspace, each client's records kept apart from the others.
Run your own country: your law, your limits, your officers — and only your companies.
Surveys, restoration, adaptation plans, logframes, grants and carbon or nature credits.
Versioned datasets with checksums, peer review, publications, and open data with an API.
Report a problem without an account, follow what happens to it, and download open data.
Each country on Eden runs its own law — its own limit values, permits, audit questions and reporting year — in the language its people work in. One regulator never sees another's companies.
Compliance, climate, nature, monitoring, projects, finance, research and intelligence, on one record. Every organisation has the core and its country's law; an administrator switches the rest on as the work needs it.
Places with real boundaries, a shared library of indicators, and readings that carry their source, method, evidence and checker.
Each country's own law, limits, permits and audit questions — and impact assessment from screening to closure.
Greenhouse-gas inventories, climate trends and projections, physical climate risk and adaptation planning.
Species and habitats, forests and land, coasts and the sea, and what nature provides.
Research projects, versioned and reviewed datasets, and open data for anyone to use.
Field and laboratory results, sensors, water, waste, and reports from the public.
Satellite and drone imagery, and the changes found on it.
Logframes, indicators, milestones and budgets for programmes and donor-funded work.
Sustainability disclosures, and occupational health and safety.
Funding pipelines, grants, and carbon and nature credits.
Forecasts, early warnings and alerts, and an assistant that answers from your own data.
Switching a module off hides it for your organisation and deletes nothing; switching it back on brings everything back as it was. The choice is yours alone and changes nothing for anyone else.
From raw measurements to formal submissions to the regulator — Eden handles the full lifecycle of environmental compliance. Monthly, quarterly, termly or annual.
Track water quality, air emissions, noise, and effluent discharge. Set EPA permit limits and get instant compliance flagging.
Submit reports monthly, quarterly, termly or annually. System auto-compiles monitoring data for the period and formats to AER-1 standard.
Conduct structured audits with configurable categories and scoring. Gold-to-Red colour ratings aligned to EPA Ghana criteria.
Import monitoring data from CSV or Excel. Smart validation catches errors before they reach your compliance records.
EPA-aligned colour-coded ratings (Gold through Red) give instant compliance visibility with trend analysis and sector benchmarking.
Every subscriber works in its own isolated workspace. Invite your team with custom roles, work with your consultant, and give regulators read-only oversight.
The same monitoring data feeds carbon, ESG, safety and risk — enter a number once and use it everywhere it is needed.
Operate in several countries and each one's own law applies: its limits, its permits, its deadlines. When two limits could both bite, the stricter and more specific one wins.
Scope 1, 2 and 3 inventories, product footprints and supplier data, mapped to GRI, ESRS, IFRS S1/S2, TCFD and CDP from a single set of figures.
Incidents and investigations, TRIR and LTIFR, chemical registers and exposure limits, health surveillance, contractors and permits to work.
Risk registers and heat maps, control testing, key risk indicators and climate scenario analysis — with treatments tracked on one action board.
Trend forecasts flag parameters heading towards their limit before they breach, and anomaly checks catch faulty instruments and data-entry slips.
Connect continuous monitors and site gateways. Readings are checked against your limits as they arrive, with calibration and data-quality records.
An environmental figure is used by a regulator, a donor, an investor or a court. Eden is built so it can be.
Source, date, location, method, evidence, validator and confidence travel with every reading. Nobody validates their own value.
Each record belongs to one organisation, which decides who else may see it. Every list, map, export and answer respects that choice.
The reading in a permit return also feeds the carbon inventory, the climate trend, the alert and the donor report.
Sites, habitats and clearings are drawn or uploaded as shapes, and their areas measured the same way on every server.
An impact assessment cannot reach a decision while a significant impact has no mitigation, and a carbon credit cannot be retired twice.
Health checks drive the real screens as different organisations and countries and prove that each one's data stays its own.
Each country runs its own rules — its own permitted levels, its own audit questions, its own reporting calendar — on one system. Select a country to see what is live there.
Figures are live from this deployment, not projections. A country's score is shown once at least 5 companies report there — below that an average would describe one company rather than a country. Map outlines © svg-maps, CC BY 4.0.
Any national environmental agency now works the same way: its own law, its own limit values, its own audit questions — and only its own companies, enforced on every page rather than hidden in a menu.
Enter the acts and regulations you enforce, the limit each parameter must meet, and the questions your officers score on site. Set the month your reporting year starts and the currency penalties are quoted in.
Copy a configured country as a starting point and edit the copies to match your own statute. The country you copy from never changes, and you can decline to be copied yourself.
Entering limits changes nothing until you say so. Readings stay judged the way they always were, so a half-finished set never quietly replaces a working one.
One regulator cannot read or change another's companies or configuration. Try it by editing the address bar and the page refuses, rather than quietly returning nothing.
Review returns with the permissible levels beside every reading, score audits against your own questions, and issue compliance certificates from the accepted record.
Switch on citizen reports and people in your country can report pollution, spills, dumping or an industrial accident from the Eden Report app, with a photo and a place on the map. You are emailed as each report arrives — at once, and marked urgent, when someone is in danger — and they follow your reply with a tracking code.
Screening to closure, with each stage held until its work is on file: impacts rated, mitigation for every significant one, the public consulted, conditions met.
Eden speaks 8 languages, with right-to-left layout where it belongs. Each user chooses their own; the data is the same underneath.
15 agencies are configured on this deployment.
Some of Eden needs no account at all — above all Eden Report, the free public app for reporting environmental problems to the regulator.
Anyone can tell their country's environmental regulator what is happening — with a photo and the place on the map — and follow what the regulator does about it. No account, no sign-in, nothing to download from a store.
If a life is in danger now, call your emergency number first, then report it.
Datasets that organisations publish under an open licence, with their versions and checksums.
Browse the dataA read-only JSON API to the open data catalogue — no key needed for published data.
Open the APIThe full user manual is public, so you can see exactly what Eden does before you sign up.
Read the manualSign up and register your company profile including sector, undertaking type, and permit details.
Your monitoring parameters come pre-configured by sector, and your administrator switches on the modules your work needs — climate, nature, projects or research.
Enter readings month by month, or bulk-upload from your lab's spreadsheet. Every value is compliance-checked instantly.
Download audit-ready PDF reports for your regulator and view your performance rating on the environmental dashboard.
Your agency is attached to your country and your administrator account is issued. From that moment you see your own companies and nobody else's.
Type your acts, limits and audit questions, or copy a country that is already set up and edit the copies to match your own statute.
Create officer and sector-head accounts, then assign companies. New accounts join your agency automatically.
When your limits are complete, turn on judging against them. Until then nothing changes, so you can prepare at your own pace.
Install Eden on your phone, tablet or computer. It opens in its own window from your home screen or desktop — no app store needed.
If no install button appears, follow the steps for your device.
Not an Eden user? Members of the public install Eden Report instead, to report environmental problems without an account.
Open Eden in Chrome, tap Install Eden, or open the menu ⋮ and choose Install app.
Open Eden in Safari, tap Share, then Add to Home Screen.
In Chrome or Edge, click the install icon at the right of the address bar, or Install Eden above.
In Chrome or Edge, click the install icon in the address bar. On a Mac with Safari: File → Add to Dock.
Start with what you must do today — permits, monitoring and reporting — and switch on climate, nature, projects and research as your work grows.