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AidEnvironment // 19.12.22

Designing regenerative cropping patterns to improve soil health

Blog article by Marina Vara Gutiérrez, Regenerative Agriculture Expert, AidEnvironment The Indian government’s agricultural policies are primarily focused on the promotion of conventional agriculture, on monocropping production schemes paired with chemical agricultural inputs into the food production system. These practices have led to an increasing soil health and fertility problem in India over the last few decades. In light of […]

By Natividad

AidEnvironment // 15.12.22

The EU Has Adopted Deforestation Regulation: What’s next for AidEnvironment?

On December 6th, 2022, the European Commission, Council, and Parliament reached a political agreement on the new regulation on deforestation-free supply chains. Since 2021, AidEnvironment has provided thorough analyses and research inputs on key elements of the regulation in collaboration with and supported by our partners, including ClientEarth, Rainforest Foundation Norway (RFN), Mighty Earth, and the Meridian Institute. AidEnvironment’s trade […]

By Natividad

AidEnvironment // 12.12.22

Promoting bio-resource centers as a model to improve soil health and fertility

Article by Marina Vara Gutiérrez, Regenerative agriculture expert, AidEnvironment India has seen rapid growth in the use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides over the last decade as the country’s population increased. The states of Madhya Pradesh and Jharkhand, although traditionally lagging behind the use of chemical and mechanized agriculture, have not been an exception to this trend, especially in […]

By Natividad

AidEnvironment // 09.12.22

Takeaways from our webinar on soy and beef traceability and compliance with the EU Deforestation Regulation

As part of the Chain Reaction Research consortium, AidEnvironment co-organized a webinar on Thursday, December 1, dedicated to the findings of two recently-published reports, assessing the EU Deforestation Regulation and its impacts on stakeholders within Brazilian cattle and soy supply chains. The webinar had a total of 153 attendees joining from 24 countries. The attendees represented a diverse pool of organizations, […]

By Natividad

AidEnvironment // 05.12.22

World Soil Day 2022 – Healthy soil for more sustainable food production

5 DECEMBER 2022 Celebrating World Soil Day Article by Marina Vara Gutiérrez, Regenerative agriculture expert, AidEnvironment Soil nutrition loss is one of the major degradation processes threatening food production and it is widely recognized among the most important problems for food security and sustainable food production at a global scale. World Soil Day 2022 centers on the theme ‘’Soils: where […]

By Natividad

Deforestation // 30.11.22

Automotive industry is not doing enough to mitigate deforestation risks

Following a 2021 report on the role of the car industry in driving deforestation, Rainforest Foundation Norway (RFN) has now assessed 15 companies in the automotive supply chain (10 car brands and 5 car seat suppliers) on how each of them addresses leather-related deforestation risks. These companies were individually and systematically scored in relation to the strength of their zero-deforestation policies and strategies; how they implemented these policies; the information they disclose to the […]

By Natividad

AidEnvironment // 28.11.22

AidEnvironment signs open letter requesting access to customs trade information

AidEnvironment, together with 55 other civil society organisations (CSOs) and trade unions, wrote an open letter to the European Commission calling for non-state actors to be able to access customs trade information. The organisations believe that the reform of the Union Customs legislation can contribute to a more effective implementation of EU legislative initiatives and the achievement of related policy […]

By Natividad

AidEnvironment // 23.11.22

AidEnvironment, Yayasan Sangga Bumi Lestari Collaborate with Tanjungpura University Towards Climate-Resilient Landscape

As a culmination of prior conversations on the matter, on Wednesday, 26 October 2022, AidEnvironment together with its partner organization in Indonesia, Yayasan Sangga Bumi Lestari, signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Tanjungpura University. Corresponding cooperation and implementation agreements with the faculty of the Forestry department of the university were also inked at the event. The signing of these […]

By Natividad

AidEnvironment // 17.11.22

EU Regulation for deforestation-free products: Where do we stand?

Article by Rita Raleira After the Council of the European Union (“Council”) and the European Parliament (“Parliament”) having adopted their negotiating positions, in June and September respectively, the EU Regulation proposal for deforestation-free supply chains (“EU Deforestation Regulation”) is now in the trilogue negotiations phase. Representatives from the three European institutions (Commission, Council, and Parliament) are currently engaging in informal […]

By Natividad

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Designing regenerative cropping patterns to improve soil health

The EU Has Adopted Deforestation Regulation: What’s next for AidEnvironment?

Promoting bio-resource centers as a model to improve soil health and fertility

Takeaways from our webinar on soy and beef traceability and compliance with the EU Deforestation Regulation

World Soil Day 2022 – Healthy soil for more sustainable food production

Automotive industry is not doing enough to mitigate deforestation risks

AidEnvironment signs open letter requesting access to customs trade information

AidEnvironment, Yayasan Sangga Bumi Lestari Collaborate with Tanjungpura University Towards Climate-Resilient Landscape

EU Regulation for deforestation-free products: Where do we stand?

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