- Brazil
Sustainability Projects
Our team is at the forefront of nature-based solutions in Brazil, developing impactful initiatives across the country’s most important biomes. We focus on regenerative agriculture, biodiversity conservation, and supply chain sustainability for key export commodities such as soy, corn, wheat, coffee, and ethanol—essential to global markets like Europe, the United States, and China.
- Brazil
Carbon Credits in Regenerative Agriculture
Transforming large-scale agricultural landscapes into carbon sinks through sustainable soil management and climate-smart farming practices.
- Implementing no-till farming, cover crops, and precision agriculture to enhance carbon sequestration.
- Supporting farmers in transitioning to low-emission, resilient agriculture.
- Generating high-integrity carbon credits that align with international standards.
- Biodiversity Credits
Restoration & Conservation
Protecting and restoring ecosystems within Brazil’s key agricultural frontiers, generating biodiversity credits and promoting sustainable land-use practices.
- Restoring degraded areas in the Amazon, Atlantic Forest, Cerrado, and Pantanal.
- Promoting agroforestry and habitat connectivity within commodity-producing landscapes.
- Engaging local farmers and communities in conservation efforts, ensuring fair benefit-sharing.
- Brazil
Insetting, Scope 3 & Supply Chain Traceability for Brazil’s Key Commodities
Strengthening commodity supply chains with climate resilience, transparency, and nature-positive strategies.
- Supporting sustainable soy, corn, wheat, coffee, and ethanol production through regenerative practices.
- Implementing Scope 3 emissions reduction strategies in corporate supply chains.
- Deploying advanced traceability and monitoring technologies, ensuring compliance with EU deforestation-free regulations and global sustainability standards.
