This report discusses P4F’s sustainable coffee production projects in Ethiopia and Uganda. It covers challenges, lessons learned, and recommendations for improving the efficiency and sustainability of coffee projects.
Theme: Supply chains
Unlocking forest investments through the Priority Programme of Bioeconomy
The Priority Programme of Bioeconomy (PPBio) is an investment mechanism for bioeconomy based on a Brazilian Government fiscal incentive policy, set up in 2018, to boost investments into biodiversity in the Western Amazon.
Enhancing Colombia’s Bioeconomy Through Açaí
This case study explores the efforts to assess açaí’s potential, back local enterprises in Colombia’s Amazon and Pacific regions, analyse national and international market trends, and assist in designing optimal fruit harvesting regulations in Colombia.
Exploring Cascara Coffee in Ethiopia: A journey from discarded fruit to antioxidant-rich beverage
This video showcases a journey into the world of Cascara coffee. It explores the origins of cascara, it’s traditional use by Ethiopian coffee farmers, and how Moyee has harnessed it’s potential to create a unique and sustainable coffee experience.
Bioeconomy Priority Programme: Catalyzing scientific knowledge to business solutions
The video showcases the Bioeconomy Priority Programme (PPBio), a public policy that provides tax incentives for companies established in the Industrial Pole of Manaus in exchange for investing in priority areas.
Registering biodiversity products to access new international markets: The case of Baru nut registry in the UK and EU
The project focused on registering the Baru nut in the UK and EU, while disseminating knowledge to a broader ecosystem of non-timber forest product (NTFP) initiatives.
Webinar: Registering new biodiversity products in international markets
This webinar shares the lessons learned from the registration process of Baru nuts in the EU and UK, revealing the path to be taken by any other bioeconomy unregistered product.
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.
