Deforestation-free
Supply Chains
Supply Chains
Forests and natural ecosystems are crucial in our fight against climate change. Natural climate solutions can contribute up to one third of the climate mitigation needed to meet Paris agreement targets. Yet deforestation persists at alarming rates; approximately 10 to 16 million hectares per year (2016-20 figures). Agricultural expansion drives 90% of global deforestation, which increases carbon in the atmosphere and exacerbates the impact of climate change. The biggest driver of deforestation and land degradation is demand for soft commodities, including palm oil, beef, soy and wood. These are largely produced in tropical forest countries such as Indonesia and Brazil – regions where the largest tracts of intact forests are at risk.
AidEnvironment aims to halt deforestation by urging and assisting investors, companies and civil society in their decision-making on deforestation.
We support governments, companies, CSOs and the financial sector with actionable data and analysis to eliminate commodity-driven deforestation. To identify opportunities to prevent deforestation, AidEnvironment monitors and analyses millions of data points on land use, land ownership, supply chains, corporate ownership structures and finance flows, which are then supplemented by satellite technology and on-the-ground investigations.
With tailored insights, stakeholders are equipped with accurate, relevant and timely information to engage companies; while commodity producers, traders and buyers are able to strengthen their sustainability policies and practices.
Real-time monitoring
We conduct near real-time monitoring of deforestation and fire events in global commodity supply chains, and combine it with social, environmental, and political risk analysis.
Deforestation research
We investigate and analyse deforestation-linked themes, such as the impact of policies and regulations on supply chains, traceability issues, the social impact of commodity production and NDPE adoption, among others
Work in partnership
We collaborate with civil society organisations, research institutes and the financial and private sectors on projects that increase transparency, awareness, and innovation in forest-risk commodities sectors
Benchmark and research studies
We provide benchmark and research studies on zero-deforestation policies and implementation for investor alliances, industry groups and certification bodies
Aidenvironment’s programs are differentiated by its focus on driving results. By increasing information access, we enable a wide range of actors to use their influence and resources to halt deforestation.
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Our April 2022 Real-time Deforestation Monitoring (RDM) report sheds light on 13,930 hectares of deforestation and fire events.
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Five industrial tree plantations companies in Indonesia contributed to almost 3,000 ha of forest loss in the first quarter 2022. Four of the companies operate in Kalimantan, with one Sumatra. The group companies responsible for the clearings are Alas Kusuma, Nusantara Fiber, PT Hutan Produksi Lestari, Jhonlin Group, and PT Toba Pulp Lestari (affiliated with Royal Golden Eagle). 1. ALAS […]
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