Sungura Mjanja Refi introduces an advanced digital carbon registry to simplify complex sustainability tasks, reduce operational costs, and streamline processes. With a commitment to transparency, SMR employs a trust chain model and offers Zero upfront onboarding Fees, ensuring accessibility and efficiency in sustainable project management, particularly for project developers and smallholder farmers, focusing on regions in the Global South. Key objectives of SMR include lowering CO2 emissions, enhancing livelihoods, and safeguarding biodiversity. Recognizing the crucial role of carbon markets in the global fight against climate change, SMR emphasizes their importance in mitigating greenhouse gas emissions. By enabling entities to support emission-reducing initiatives by purchasing credits, carbon markets complement direct climate action measures and drive environmental sustainability. However, the current landscape of sustainable project management faces challenges such as inefficiencies and a lack of transparency, particularly in the Global South. Suppliers often encounter obstacles when entering the carbon marketplace, including low profit margins, double counting, and a scarcity of high-value carbon offsets. In response to these challenges, SMR's Carbon Registry stands out as the first fully digital DLT-backed registry originating from the Global South. Leveraging digitized carbon standards powered by AI and immutable technology, SMR removes intermediaries and the risk of double counting, ensuring integrity and transparency throughout the carbon value chain. Additionally, SMR integrates smallholder farmers who were previously excluded from the carbon credit value chain due to small field sizes, thus democratizing the carbon value chain and empowering projects in the Global South to lead sustainability efforts.