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The FAO technical report entitled ‘Assessing Forest Degradation - Towards the Development of Globally Applicable Guidelines’ is a fundamental document for creating standardised criteria and methods for assessing forest degradation on a global scale. It serves as a basis for public policies, forest management plans and international commitments, such as the Paris Agreement and UN Sustainable Development Goal 15.

Nesse relatório, apresentamos o nível de transparência das informações públicas ambientais e fundiárias na Amazônia Legal, por meio de avaliações das práticas de transparência passiva (disponibilização de informação a partir de solicitações enviadas aos órgãos públicos) e ativa (disponibilização online pelos sítios eletrônicos dos órgãos competentes) e fornecemos recomendações que priorizam a melhoria da transparência para o fortalecimento da governança ambiental.

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The world coffee consumption outlook for coffee year 2023/24 is broadly framed by the assumption that the global economy will continue to grow at above 3.0%, and that the industry will respond to the large drawdown of stocks, which will be positively reflected in apparent consumption. As a result, world coffee consumption is expected to grow by 2.2% to 177.0 million bags, with non-producing countries making the biggest contribution to the overall increase. Coffee consumption in this group of countries should expand by 2.1%. 

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Com a criação da Plataforma de Serviços, o Imaflora conseguiu aglutinar e demonstrar osresultados de empresas e organizações de diferentes setores que adotam boas práticas deprodução agropecuária, demonstrando que é possível se diferenciar e produzir sem destruir.O lançamento não poderia ter sido em formato mais oportuno, reunindo diversos produtores,empresas e atores-chave que demonstraram suas iniciativas em prol do Futuro do Agro. Osprimeiros casos da Plataforma, inclusive, já estão gerando resultados para as empresas eprodutores, que exportaram carne e café com comprovação de baixo carbono. Prova de que a conservação do meio ambiente não só é conciliável com a produção, como gera ganhoseconômicos e acesso a mercados.

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Este trabalho é parte da iniciativa que amplia os trabalhos já desenvolvidos de mapeamento das pastagens brasileiras e tem como objetivo gerar um diagnóstico da condição das pastagens na região do Portal da Amazônia e Cotriguaçu. Fornecendo informações estratégicas para subsidiar a construção e implementação de políticas públicas e entender o contexto de mudança de uso e cobertura do solo no território.

The ITTO Tropical Timber Market (TTM) Report, an output of the ITTO Market Information Service (MIS), is published in English every two weeks with the aim of improving transparency in the international tropical timber
market. 

Este trabalho teve como objetivo estimar o balanço de carbono da cafeicultura de café conilon no estado do Espírito Santo, Brasil, avaliando a adicionalidade gerada pela redução do balanço GEE devido à adoção de práticas sustentáveis e à mudança de uso da terra.

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This report focuses on global initiatives aimed at making coffee farming more sustainable, enhancing farmer incomes and preparing for regulations such as the EUDR. Key actions include collective programmes in major coffee-producing countries and alignment with international sustainability standards.

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This report provides an analysis of Brazil's 2024 coffee crop

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Este relatório da Trase e do ICV, com colaboração do Atlas Agropecuário (Imaflora), avalia a conformidade da produção de soja na Amazônia e no Cerrado com elementos-chave do Código Florestal. Além disso, discute as implicações relacionadas ao cumprimento dos requisitos do novo Regulamento da União Europeia sobre o Desmatamento.

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This report provides an analysis of Brazil's 2024 coffee crop

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The costs of EUDR (European Union Deforestation Regulation) compliance are negligible, on average 0.10% as percentage of annual revenues for large companies and SMEs, according this new study by Profundo, commissioned with the support of the Tierra Pura Foundation. If companies were to pass on these costs in their supply chains, the potential impact on consumer prices would be even smaller, between 0.001% and 0.07%. In comparison, this potential price increase is a fraction of the European Central Bank’s acceptable annual inflation target (which is 2%). These results bring transparency to the debate on the level of costs that compliance with the EUDR and other supply chain sustainability laws would impose on large and small companies

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This document is the version 4 of the EU Commission's FAQ on the EUDR

GlobalData Food & Beverages Consultants’ new study: ‘EU Sustainability Regulations: How the EUDR and other Sustainability Regulations will impact consumer markets’, explores some of the EUs key sustainability regulations focusing on the aims of the EUDR and the compliance challenges ahead for farmers, companies, and manufacturers trading in the commodities targeted by the regulation. The study also looks at what the EUDR could mean for the global supply chain of the target commodities, the potential impact on consumer markets and pricing within the EU and how the EUDR could affect the bloc’s future competitiveness with China.

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This report is the result of research by the non-governmental organisation Earthsight. It reveals the widespread laundering of Russian and Belarusian timber into the EU, which is in breach of the sanctions that were put in place in response to Russia’s brutal invasion of Ukraine. It is estimated that over €1.5 billion worth of 'blood timber' has entered the EU since sanctions took effect in July 2022. Twenty container loads continue to arrive every day.

This publication provides an overview of the main existing instruments in four MERCOSUR countries, which contribute to compliance solutions with the new European anti-deforestation regulation (EUDR) focusing specifically on the beef sector in Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay.

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FGV Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence

on EU-South America Global Governance

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Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor EACEA can be held responsible for them.

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