Rainforest Alliance among top 10 sustainability organisations
The Rainforest Alliance was selected as one of the top 10 leading sustainability organizations in the world by Sustainability Magazine.
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January 22, 2025
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Ask the Experts: What’s Next for Climate Action?
We asked Celia Harvey and Duncan Williamson, our climate experts, for their insights from the most recent COP and to weigh in on the state of global climate action as we head into the second half of this decade.... Continue Reading
EUDR: green light, red tape
In an interview for Global Coffee Report, Fanny Gauttier, Public Affairs Lead at the Rainforest Alliance, outlines the consequences of the delay to the EU Deforestation Regulation deadline.
Analysis: Hopes for food and agriculture finance fall on stoney ground in Baku
In a Reuters analysis of COP29, our head of public affairs and advocacy Duncan Williams highlights the lack of progress on food systems and agricultural investments in this year’s climate discussions, and optimism that next year’s COP30 can be the ‘Turnaround COP’.
Meet Baragwi, the Kenyan Cooperative Championing Certified Coffee
Meet the Baragwi coffee cooperative - a perfect example of the positive impacts Rainforest Alliance Certification can have for coffee farming right now and well into the future. ... Continue Reading
Project Profile: Feed the Future Honduras Alliance for Economic and Environmental Resilience
Through a Global Development Alliance with the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), the Rainforest Alliance will address these challenges by implementing the Feed the Future Honduras Alliance for Economic and Environmental Resilience. It aims to strengthen the capacity and increase the income of at least 4,000 producers and 60 local companies in Honduras’ northern Atlantic region, while restoring and protecting natural resources and ecosystems. ... Continue Reading