When Wildlife Shows Whether a Landscape Is Working
In an interview with the Soft Commodities Forum (SCF), Gabrielle Rosa, Manager of Parque Vida Cerrado, explains how wildlife monitoring is helping measure the ecological (…)
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The Next Chapter of Deforestation-Free Supply Chains: What Comes After Traceability?
For much of the past decade, the conversation around deforestation-free supply chains revolved around one central ambition: achieving traceability. Companies invested heavily in mapping suppliers, (…)
From Traceability to Comparable Results
Over the past decade, traceability has become one of the defining pillars of sustainable agricultural supply chains. Understanding where commodities are produced is fundamental for (…)
Scaling Regenerative Landscapes: Insights from Climate Week New York City
Protecting forests means protecting food security in the long term. – André Guimarães, IPAM Amazonia – Amazon Environmental Research Institute At this year’s Climate Week New York City (NYC), the (…)
An Interview with Matthew Reddy: A Global Finance Perspective on the Soft Commodities Forum
The Soft Commodities Forum (SCF) excited to welcome Matthew Reddy, Senior Private Sector Specialist at the Global Environment Facility (GEF), to its advisory board. This (…)
Financing the Future of Sustainable Agriculture in Brazil’s Cerrado – Reflections from London Climate Action Week 2025
The Soft Commodities Forum (SCF) and its partners from Tropical Forrest Alliance, IDH, Olab, Proforest, Responsible Commodities Facility, Sustainable Investment Management, The Consumer Goods Forum (…)
From Risk to Resilience: Landscape-scale solutions for sustainable commodities in the Cerrado
Leia em português – De Risco a Resiliência: soluções em escala paisagística para commodities sustentáveis no Cerrado The Brazilian Cerrado – the world’s most (…)
Maximizing financial and environmental returns: A collaborative strategy for Brazilian soy production
The Brazilian Cerrado, one of the most biodiverse biomes on earth, has been transformed into a hotspot for industrial agriculture, accounting for 60% of Brazil’s (…)
Commodity value chain actors unite for forest-positive Cerrado landscapes
Leaders share the progress of their collaboration in implementing landscape-level strategies that integrate economic, environmental and social goals.
Interview with Ricardo Mastroti: The Brazilian Business Council for Sustainable Development (CEBDS) Executive Director
Leia em português – Entrevista com Ricardo Mastroti: Diretor Executivo do Conselho Empresarial Brasileiro para o Desenvolvimento Sustentável (CEBDS) In this interview, Ricardo Mastroti, Executive Director of The Brazilian Business Council for (…)