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AL-INVEST Verde is driving a new generation of more sustainable and competitive micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) in Latin America
Thousands of micro, small and medium-sized enterprises in Latin America have strengthened their sustainability and competitiveness through the initiatives carried out by AL-INVEST Verde, a programme funded by the European Union, with tangible results in terms of the adoption of sustainable practices, resource efficiency, the creation of green and digital jobs, and growth in
The third round of audits under the Carne Legal programme in the Brazilian Amazon has come to an end
The third round of unified audits under the ‘Carne Legal’ programme has concluded, with significant progress made in monitoring the cattle supply chain. The process assessed purchases of cattle intended for slaughter or export carried out between 2023 and 2024 in the states of Acre,
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Through the AL-INVEST Verde Private Sector Support Component, business organisations in Europe and Latin America have worked together to strengthen the competitiveness of MSMEs, promote innovation, drive the circular economy and foster more sustainable and resilient value chains.
In 2025, AL-INVEST Verde organised its annual CONEXIÓNVerde+ event in Medellín, Colombia. Women from Colombia, Ecuador and Paraguay, among others, participated in the panel “Sustainable Roots: the voice of the protagonists” and highlighted the role of women in the coffee, cocoa and silk value chains to achieve sustainable production.