All the Urban House Farm components have regenerative values such as carbon sequestration, aesthetics and green economy growth, to name a few.

The Green roof and walls have other important regenerative values such as energy efficiency, reducing the ecological footprint, offsetting carbon and greenhouse gas emissions.

The mini food forest contributes with soil restoration and biodiversity. 

For this project we will measure:

1) Amount and type of construction material saved or replaced with greener options. 
2) kWh generated per year by the solar systems.
3) The square footage added in the form of forest or perennial garden.
4) The market value of organic crop yields, the amount that is traded, self-consumed and sold.
5) The water efficiency of the farms in terms of how much water per crop yield is used.
6) Soil quality compared to adjacent areas.
7) Air quality and climate temperature.
8) Biodiversity growth by comparing how many animal species are seen in the property today versus in the future.
9) Equity given to property owner by comparing how with an actual income and net worth, was able to invest in green features that are usually only afforded by rich people.
10) Green economy input by the amount of fees paid to service providers of the farms and the proposed network. 
11) Quantity and quality of the innovations resulted from this project. 
12) Community interaction. How many new relationships are created based on these features by collecting related anecdotes and experiences.
13) Psychological impact or "Happiness factor". One idea is to measure the actual versus post construction life balance of the property owner, based on the wheel of life concept and also using the UN, Gallup world poll, and Global well being index criterias .
14) What is Learned. An open source knowledge database obtained from all the parties that collaborate with the projects.

In order to receive the regenerative credit, the property developer must opt-in to providing all this data and to allow us to measure it.  Collaborating service providers must opt-in to many of the items as well.

Items 1 to 3 above will be converted to carbon credit and $ value. 4 is determined by the free market in $ values. 5 to 9 can use systems such as the Environmental Benefit Framework (EBF). 10 to 14 can use systems such as Social Environmental Framework, RMI's Framework for Community Sustainability or can be certifiable Real World Claims (RWCs) with an innovative and up-and-coming decentralized system  such as the one proposed by Alan Ransil.
