Infraestructura natural para la gestión de riesgos de erosión e inundaciones en los Andes: ¿Qué sabemos?
By Armando Molina, Veerle Vanacker, Miluska Rosas Barturen , Vivien Bonnesoeur, Francisco Román, Boris F. Ochoa-Tocachi, Wouter BuytaertPara poder evaluar el estado del conocimiento respecto al impacto de las intervenciones sobre la infraestructura natural en la erosión hídrica, los movimientos en masa de origen hídrico y las inundaciones en la región andina, se realizó una revisión sistemática de la literatura científica que incluye más de 137 estudios de casos locales. En esta[…]
The United Kingdom Timber Regulation: Changing the Market to Protect Forests?
By Marigold Norman and Jade SaundersThe European Union Timber Regulation (EUTR) came into force in 2013 to tackle illegal logging and drive demand for legally harvested timber products, by prohibiting the placement of illegally sourced timber on the European Union (EU) market. In the United Kingdom (UK), the EUTR came into force through the UK Timber and Timber Products (Placing […]
Illicit Harvest, Complicit Goods
The State of Illegal Deforestation for Agriculture
By Cassie Dummett, Arthur Blundell, Kerstin Canby, Michael Wolosin, and Eszter BodnarWhile subsistence agriculture and logging still contribute to deforestation, commercial-scale agricultural expansion is now recognized as by far the single largest driver of deforestation worldwide and thus also of greenhouse gas emissions from land-use change. Several initiatives have quantified how much and where deforestation is driven by commercial agriculture, and even how much of this […]
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Illicit Harvest, Complicit Goods: Executive Summary
The State of Illegal Deforestation for Agriculture
By Cassie Dummett, Arthur Blundell, Kerstin Canby, Michael Wolosin, and Eszter Bodnar
Illicit Harvest, Complicit Goods: Case Studies Annex
The State of Illegal Deforestation for Agriculture
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Cartilla dirigida a comunidades de la sierra
By Zarela EstabridisEsta cartilla incorpora las recomendaciones del Ministerio de Salud del Perú, la Organización Mundial de la Salud y otras entidades locales, en torno a cómo prevenir el coronavirus en comunidades de la sierra. Explica de forma sencilla qué es el coronavirus, cómo actúa, cuales son los síntomas y cómo nos podemos proteger en la comunidad[…]
How is the European Union Timber Regulation Impacting Industry Due Diligence and Sourcing Practices?
By Marigold NormanThe European Union Timber Regulation (EUTR) came into force in 2013 with the aim to tackle illegal logging and associated trade, by prohibiting the placement of illegally sourced timber on the European Union (EU) market. Eight years later, the European Commission is undertaking a Fitness Check of the EUTR, including a review of how the[…]
The Net Zero Transition and Offsetting of Carbon Intensity in Retail Investment Portfolios
By Rupert EdwardsThe financial sector is witnessing a rapid evolution in climate metrics, driven by both regulatory pressure and consumer-driven trends toward sustainable investment, helping investors prioritize lower carbon investments. Overlooked to date has been the potential for product offerings that mobilize demand for carbon offsets from investors. This paper argues that the development of consumer-facing financial[…]
Tackling (illegal) deforestation in coffee supply chains: What impact can demand-side regulations have?
By Naomi Basik Treanor and Jade SaundersRising demand for commodities such as soy, beef, palm oil, cocoa, coffee, and rubber is driving tropical deforestation globally, half of which is estimated to be illegal. Governments in the UK, EU, and the USA are now aiming to develop regulatory approaches to ensure imported agricultural commodities are not being sourced from deforested lands, or at[…]
Illegal logging and associated trade in Myanmar: Impacts of government measures to address illegal logging
Since 2000, the forests of Myanmar – some of the last remaining old growth forests in Southeast Asia – have been cleared at an ever-increasing rate. Between 1990 and 2020, 27% of the country’s forests was lost, with one-third of deforestation directly due to logging. At the same time, the economic importance of forest products[…]
Impactos de andenes y terrazas en el agua y los suelos: ¿Qué sabemos?
By Bram Willems, Walter-Martín Leyva-Molina, Rossi Taboada-Hermoza, Vivien Bonnesoeur, Francisco Román, Boris F. Ochoa-Tocachi, Wouter Buytaert, Douglas WalshEl presente estudio sistematiza los hallazgos que se reportan en la literatura científica acerca de los impactos de las terrazas como prácticas ancestrales y comunitarias de conservación de agua y suelos sobre los servicios ecosistémicos hidrológicos, con un enfoque particular en el Perú. La revisión estuvo centrada en artículos científicos que presentan y discuten resultados[…]
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