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Brazil and the European Union are sharing strategies to promote sustainable, innovative and deforestation-free value chains
Representatives from public institutions, international organisations, the private sector and experts from Brazil and the European Union met in Brussels on 16 June at the high-level event “Strategies to promote sustainable, innovative, science-based and deforestation-free value chains”, organised as part of
Chilean producers and companies are receiving training on the EUDR in the beef and forestry sectors
Producers, companies and other stakeholders in Chile’s cattle and forestry value chains will take part in a series of regional training workshops aimed at strengthening their capacity to meet the requirements of the European Union Regulation on Deforestation-Free Products (EUDR). The initiative forms part of
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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.