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Small-Scale Water Storage in Western Sahel
Recently a consortium led by Aidenvironment won a World Bank contract for a study on operationalizing small-scale water storage initiatives with the aim of providing water security in Western Sahel. The one-year study will deliver implementation guidelines for good practices.
Green Future Farming in Elgon Region Uganda
In November, The Green Future Farming project for Elgon Region in Uganda was launched by Aidenvironment, the Ministry of Water and Environment, and the Chief Administrative Officers for Kapchorwa, Kween, and Bukwo Districts. It is part of a wider program in East Africa to combat problems of declining soil fertility and water resources through landscape improvement, and local value chain reinvestment.
Rapid Response flagging beef and soy deforestation
Aidenvironment produces a monthly basis Report through a partnership with Mighty Earth. The Rapid Response Reports explores real-time deforestation cases that can be linked to specific soy and beef traders operating in Brazil. The most recent one, Report 19, has published now.
South Korean companies outsized impact on palm oil leakage market
Chain Reaction Research released a report on 8 December on the role of South Korean companies in the worldwide palm oil market and the country’s position as an owner of oil palm concessions, buyer of palm oil products, and a financier of palm oil operations.
Webinar: Beef on Track: Na Quinta do Boi
On the 17th of December, we invite you to join the latest Beef on Track webinar “Na Quinta do Boi”, organized by Imaflora
Recent Cerrado deforestation and wildfires linked to UK chicken consumption
CRR partner Aidenvironment assisted in an investigation by the Bureau of Investigative Journalism (TBIJ) that has shown that soy used to feed livestock in the United Kingdom originates from industrial farms in the Cerrado biome that have seen recent deforestation and wildfires.
Webinar: FMCGs’ Zero-Deforestation Challenges & Growing Exposure to Reputation Risk
Please join Chain Reaction Research analysts for a discussion on how failing to meet Zero-Deforestation policies is exposing FMCGs to billions in reputation risks.
Groupe Casino Webinar Demonstrates Financial Impact of their Deforestation Footprint
Aidenvironment, as part of the Chain Reaction Research (CRR) consortium, recently hosted a webinar demonstrating the financial and legal risks of deforestation in Groupe Casino’s supply chain.
Aidenvironment mentioned as guiding pathway to sustainable banking
Aidenvironment, as a member of the Chain Reaction Research (CRR) consortium, has been recognized as a solution for sustainable banking in a report aimed at global financial institutions.