Sustainable Finance Knowledge Journey

Join us for the second session of the Sustainable Finance Knowledge Journey, a series of events organized as part of the SAFE – Sustainable Agriculture for Forest Ecosystems project. In this session, titled “Regulatory Frameworks for Sustainable Finance: Key Tools for Supporting Smallholders and the Transition into Deforestation-Free Supply Chains”, we will explore the role of disclosure and taxonomy in fostering transparency, guiding investments, and supporting smallholder farmers.

Highlights include:

  • Discussions on how sustainability reporting enhances transparency in deforestation-free supply chains.
  • Insights into the potential of sustainable finance taxonomies to support smallholder farmers.
  • A case study from Brazil on its Sustainable Finance Taxonomy, presented by Camila de Sousa Silva from the Ministry of Finance of Brazil.

Speakers:

  • Max Tetteroo (Climate & Company)
  • Helen Finlay (CDP Global)
  • Sofia Carra (Climate & Company)
  • Camila de Sousa Silva (Ministry of Finance, Brazil)

Registration through this link

Platform: MS Teams

Time of Event: 15:00 – 16:00 CET

Event date:

28/01/2025

Location:
Format:
Organisers:
Climate & Company
Languages:
English
Related concepts:
Commodity:
Geographical Focus:
Global, Brazil
Link to external website:
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Region:

(Lower) Kafue Catchment Ecosystem

Target group:

Farmers and community forest management groups

Key activities:
  • Support community forest management groups in the
    sustainable management of natural resources and livelihood creation
  • Support farmers to produce soy in line with the EUDR and increase productivity, and implement transparency and traceability pilots
Commodities:
Region:

Lampung, West Kalimantan, and Central Sulawesi

Target group:

Smallholder farmers, private sector, and civil society organizations along the value chains

Key activities:
  • Empowering Smallholder Farmers and Farmer Organizations by facilitating traceability and legality, building capacity on Good Agriculture Practices (GAP), and strengthening farmer organizations, ensuring inclusive support for both men and women farmers.
  • Promoting sustainable practices and collaboration by supporting village HCV/HCS conservation efforts, testing and strengthening the National Dashboard for traceability and legality, and fostering national and regional exchanges.
Commodities:
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Region:

Provinces of Orellana and Sucumbíos

Target group:

Smallholder farmers, women, indigenous people and youth

Key activities:
  • Promoting Multi Stakeholder Dialogues
  • Improving traceabilty systems
Commodities:
Region:

Xingu territory, State of Pará

Target group:

Family farmers

Key activities:
  • Improve market access; value creation and access to finance
  • Integrate farmers into tracability systems
Commodities:
Global activities