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"Our planet is broken," the Secretary General of the #UnitedNations, Antonio Guterres, speaks out on #ClimateChange… https://t.co/Y0uoG5l7wg
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Why we must scale up climate-smart agriculture to feed a hungrier world 

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Fires in the Brazilian Amazon
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A Healthy Planet Requires a Healthy Amazon 

Our Latin America director explains the implications of this year’s Amazon fires.

by Mark Moroge, Latin America director
dried hazelnut shells
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Addressing Child Labor on Hazelnut Farms in Turkey 

We've trained more than 7,600 farmers in child labor prevention, monitoring, and remediation strategies.
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Bananas Are Fighting a Pandemic of Their Own 

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Why we must scale up climate-smart agriculture to feed a hungrier world 

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Ghana: Rainforest supports the fight against deforestation in Sefwi-Wiawso 

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Fires in the Brazilian Amazon
Article

A Healthy Planet Requires a Healthy Amazon 

Our Latin America director explains the implications of this year’s Amazon fires.

by Mark Moroge, Latin America director
dried hazelnut shells
Article

Addressing Child Labor on Hazelnut Farms in Turkey 

We've trained more than 7,600 farmers in child labor prevention, monitoring, and remediation strategies.
Rainforest Alliance Certified seal on burlap sack
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What Does "Rainforest Alliance Certified" Mean? 

Learn how our certification program helps create a better future for people and nature.
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We can't meet the SDGs without improving farmers' incomes. Here's why 

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Janet Bato
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The Future of Conservation is Female 

Rural women must have access to the same resources, training, and opportunities as their male counterparts.