Who Can Legally Refuse Land-Based Carbon Projects? Consent Architectures and Article 6 Governance in the Philippines, Vietnam, and Laos: Supplementary Data S1-S5

Supplementary data for the article "Who Can Legally Refuse Land-Based Carbon Projects? Consent Architectures and Article 6 Governance in the Philippines, Vietnam, and Laos" (submitted to Land Use Policy). S1 — Coding matrix (CSV, 18 rows): the D1–D5 institutional codes for the three countries, with instrument-level pincites and layer attribution. · S2 — Registry row-level scan (CSV, 130 rows): the retained Verra/VCS and Gold Standard registry export underlying the pipeline scan. · S3 — Congruence coding (CSV, 37 rows) and S3b — independent second-coder blind sheet (CSV, 35 rows): the project-document congruence exercise. · S4 — Blind re-coding dossier (ZIP, 17 member files): frozen v1.0 codebook, two independent external coder full-matrix returns, all pairwise comparisons, adjudication log, targeted D3 v1.1 re-check, and SHA-256 member checksums. · S5 — Source-archive manifest (CSV, 140 rows): live and Wayback Machine URLs for the cited public instruments and registry records. File names correspond to the Supplementary Data identifiers (S1, S2, S3, S3b, S4, S5) as cited in the article. Third-party legal texts included in S4 for reproducibility retain their own legal status and are not relicensed; all author-created content is released under CC BY 4.0. Identifiable practice-note records are not part of this deposit.Deposited by the corresponding author on behalf of the author team of the associated article.