Over the last few years regulatory frameworks, such as the EUDR, have accelerated advances in traceability, geolocation, and data management across supply chains. In preparing for compliance for regulation, companies have developed and utilized datasets, digital systems, and third-party service providers to enhance their traceability and geolocation capacities.
This webinar, hosted by the Tropical Forest Alliance, will showcase how traceability and geospatial data, supported by tools in satellite monitoring, blockchain and integrated supply chain platforms, can not only enable organizations to improve their deforestation- and conversion-free monitoring but also strengthen their land use change emissions accounting and reporting, and assess wider nature impacts.
The discussion will also highlight opportunities for interoperability and integration to understand how different traceability, and geolocation systems can share data effectively to deliver sustainability outcomes.
The current speakers include:
Tobias Stäuble – Global Traceability Lead, Preferred by Nature (Moderator)
Mariana Ignacio – SAM Sustainability Manager, Bunge
Henok Alemayehu – Vulcan Digital Technologies, Developer Ethiopian National Traceability System
Allison Kopf – CEO, TRACT
Pascal Ripplinger – Advisor Digitalisation for Sustainable, Traceable & Deforestation-free Agricultural Supply Chains, GIZ SASI
Nanne Tolsma – Business Development Director, Satelligence
Kyle Sweeney – Manager, Climate Resilience, Root Capital
