The main objective of the project is to develop transparent and verified supply chains in Colombia and Costa Rica for products that do not contribute to deforestation and forest degradation, and thus enhance their competitiveness in the EU and other global markets. The specific objectives of the project are as follows: Implementing Consortium: Entity

The main objective of the project is to ensure the sustainability of Colombian specialty coffee value chains in order to comply with European sustainability regulations and ambitions (European Green Pact and Due Diligence Directive). The action will be accomplished through the direct support of 200 MSME coffee producers, traders and exporters to Europe, integrated in value chains.

The main objective of the project is to encourage small and medium-sized producers in the agricultural sector in Argentina, associated with CREA groups, to be more efficient in the use of resources, ensuring sustainability in food production and related value chains. In order to achieve this, the CREA Environmental Management service will be implemented. CREA Environmental Management is a process

This project seeks to respond to the new EU requirements for the entry of 7 commodities, including cocoa, into the EU market. Although certification is not required, but rather a declaration, this must be substantiated and backed up by documents that are easy to read, that guarantee the quality of the information gathered, its

Accelerating green chains in the chemical and automotive industry The project aims to provide knowledge and tools for MSMEs in the chemical and automotive sectors in Brazil to offer greener services and products for their value chains and to meet market demands in terms of sustainability standards. Specific objectives: Executing consortium: Entity: Entity

The main objective of the project is to ensure that Ecuador's agri-food supply chains to the European Union meet high standards of legality, sustainability and forest preservation, by strengthening the capacities of small cocoa producers in the provinces of Los Ríos, Guayas and Santa Elena, training them in environmental management and digitisation and supporting them in

Traceability with blockchain applied to Chaco's forestry-industrial value chain for export The aim of the project is to promote the integration of Chaco's forestry-industrial SMEs into legal, deforestation-free supply chains, with the aim of improving the sector's competitiveness and facilitating its access to international markets. Within this framework, work will be carried out to

The project aims to implement an individual traceability system in the Brazilian beef and leather chain to comply with EU regulations and ensure deforestation-free trade flows. By closing the current traceability gap, it aims to facilitate marketing for the main foreign markets, as well as to promote sustainable practices.

The action proposes the development of green businesses in MSMEs and producer organisations, through the adoption of innovative practices, with deforestation-free value chains, in the Southern Cone of Bolivia. Promoting that MSMEs and producer organisations apply technical competencies (capacities, abilities, skills and habits) in their internal processes and business management.