A large portion of bioeconomy products are still not registered in international markets, such as the European Union and the United Kingdom. Generally, these markets are increasingly seeking healthy products allied with sustainability. This webinar shares the lessons learned from the registration process of Baru nuts in the EU and UK, revealing the path to
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Forests for the Future: The closing event of the P4F Latin America programme
This video summarises the closing event of the P4F Latin America programme. Over the course of six years, the region collaborated with numerous partners in restoration, agriculture, NTFPs, and finance sectors to develop innovative business solutions for land use and promote forest protection as a means to combat climate change. Join us in celebrating the
Forests for the Future: P4F key achievements and learnings across six years in Latin America
The objective of P4F in Latin America has been centred on fostering and expanding innovative land use businesses and testing ideas from across the nature-based solutions arena. This report aims to disseminate the key learnings and insights acquired throughout the last six years of the programme.
A needs-based leadership programme with and for women in the bioeconomy sector
She Leads is a capacity building programme designed in response to the challenges faced by women leaders in the Brazilian bioeconomy sector. The programme was initiated by Partnerships for Forests (P4F) as part of its Gender Equality and Social Inclusion approach in Latin America.
Enhancing socioenvironmental transparency in the agribusiness: The case of Producing Right Platform
The online Producing Right Platform (PRP) enhances transparency and sustainability in agricultural production chains by providing data on agricultural businesses, supporting the transition to more sustainable practices, and connecting suppliers with sustainably minded offtakers.
Protecting forests: Environmental and social management systems for forest-friendly supply chains
This report shares practical examples from Partnerships for Forests’ (P4F) portfolio, showing how supply chain actors can design and implement environmental and social management systems (ESMSs).
Lessons learned from the Cocoa Landscape Investment Facility (CLIF) development: Valorising natural capital
This report funded by the Partnerships for Forests provides insights from the development of the Cocoa Landscape Investment Facility (CLIF) and shares lessons learned on the development of natural capital in cocoa hotspots in Ghana.
Investing in African forests: New Forests and P4F
The video-animation provides insights into the private capital raised with P4F’s support, demonstrating the tangible outcomes of the collaboration between P4F East Africa and New Forests Africa.
Identifying pathways for achieving transformational change in forest partnerships using Qualitative Comparative Analysis
P4F’s monitoring, evaluation, and learning team used Qualitative Comparative Analysis (QCA) to identify which combination of factors is most likely to make the P4F-supported projects transformative as part of its work to understand outcomes.
Strengthening biodiversity management in Colombia – Terrasos and P4F
Terrasos, a P4F partner, has created a unique business model around habitat banks in Colombia. The company stands as a pioneering entity in the biodiversity credits market, incorporating an economic incentive seamlessly into its business model to enhance the economic viability of the Habitat Bank model.
Sustainable timber production in Peru – P4F and Form International
The video “Sustainable timber production in Peru” shows how Form International, with the support of P4F, is consolidating a business model that offers a profitable alternative to the recovery of degraded land, particularly due to cattle ranching and monocultures, in the Ucayali region of Peru.
The Beef Alliance: Building environmental transparency in the international beef trade
This case study focuses on the role of Partnerships for Forests (P4F) in facilitating collaboration between the Brazilian beef sector and Chinese buyers to improve environmental standards and trade protocols.