The second session of the Sustainable Finance Knowledge Journey, presented by Climate&Company and Sustainable Agriculture for Forest Ecosystems (SAFE), explores key topics in sustainable finance through four insightful panel discussions.
[0’37”] The first panel, “Unlocking The Benefits For Sustainability Reporting For Deforestation-free Supply Chains”provides an overview of sustainability reporting and its relevance in promoting more sustainable, deforestation-free supply chains. It emphasizes the pivotal role of smallholder farmers and local communities in this transformation.
[11’45”] The second panel,“How Sustainability Reporting Drives Transparency in Deforestation-Free Supply Chains” highlights the importance of transparency for achieving deforestation-free supply chains, supported by a practical case study from Brazil.
[21’45”] The third panel, “Sustainable Finance Taxonomies: How They Can Support Smallholder Farmers”introduces sustainable finance taxonomies and explains their potential to support smallholder farmers and enhance sustainability in supply chains.
[31’37”] The last panel,“Showcase: Brazilian Sustainable Finance Taxonomy” offers a comprehensive look at Brazil’s Sustainable Finance Taxonomy, with a specific focus on its application in the agricultural sector.
To explore how sustainable finance can strengthen supply chains and empower smallholders, watch the full session and stay engaged with the journey toward a more sustainable future.
