Join CRR and special guest Shin Young Chung from Advocates for Public Interest Law South Korea for this webinar to discuss the ties between South Korea and the unsustainable palm market through production, consumption, and finance.

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.

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.

On the 17th of December, we invite you to join the latest Beef on Track webinar “Na Quinta do Boi”, organized by Imaflora

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.

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.

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, 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.

Please join our Chain Reaction Research webinar that will include guests from Envol Vert and Mighty Earth to discuss Casino Group and its subsidiary Grupo Pão de Açúcar (GPA) ties to deforestation, the legal ramifications, and the financial risks the company faces.

On 1 September 2020, Aidenvironment launched a new project entitled “Corporate Transformation in Indonesia’s Pulp and Paper Sector.” The two-year project, funded by the Good Energies Foundation, aims to stimulate the sustainable transformation of key pulp and paper companies through monitoring, research, and engagement.