Syngenta Reverte
Reverte is a joint initiative by Syngenta Group and The Nature Conservancy—long-time partners in sustainability and conservation. The program, conceived in early 2020, is now shifting from planning...
Finance is a critical piece of the puzzle for this sectoral transition and complements other efforts to eliminate deforestation and conversion of natural habitat. There is a growing interest from lenders and investors in innovative finance mechanisms and several have been deployed already. An overview of the latest initiatives and financial mechanisms are available here.
Reverte is a joint initiative by Syngenta Group and The Nature Conservancy—long-time partners in sustainability and conservation. The program, conceived in early 2020, is now shifting from planning...
&Green’s financing will be used by Marfrig to enable and implement a no-deforestation requirement across its entire supply chain in the Amazon and Cerrado biomes. This project’s objectives incl...
The Responsible Commodities Facility coordinates a suite of activities to promote the production and trade of responsible commodities in Brazil, starting with soy and corn. Providing competitive cr...
The Novo Campo program promotes sustainable practices in ranches in the Amazon...
"Pecsa reforms degraded farms and makes them highly productive and profitable, ensuring sustainable production without deforestation.
Pecsa takes over the management of the farm for the durat...
"A credit facility for ranchers who receive a sustainable agriculture certification,
enhancing the adoption of sustainable agricultural technologies (SATS) and
providing long-term, low-...
"The project aims to deliver the creation of a blueprint for sustainable business practices that demonstrate a vision which balances sustainable production and the protection of the environment on...
The program is designed to promote agricultural production without further deforestation or conversion of native vegetation, by providing long-term loans to farmers willing to commit to this approa...