Sustainable Textile and Clothing Industry: Main Challenges of Circularity in Brazil
Sustainable Textile and Clothing Industry: Main Challenges of Circularity in Brazil
DownloadOctober 2023
Deforestation risk assessment tool hits 11,000 searches in first three months
BVRio’s new free soy production map and tool for assessing deforestation and conversion of native vegetation at the farm level for production areas in the Brazilian Cerrado region, has seen over 11,000 searches…
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BVRio joins knowledge exchange mission to foster plastic circularity in Brazil
Last week, BVRio participated in a crucial international mission in Europe, at the invitation of the Circular Plastics in The Americas Program (CPAP) – Brazil & Colombia. BVRio joined the high-profile Brazilian…
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‘Fishing for Litter' expanded with funding from Ocyan
BVRio’s ‘Fishing for Litter’ project, which sees urban waste collected by artisan fishers, is expanding operations in the port area of Rio de Janeiro with support from Ocyan, an energy company in Brazil and abroad. The…
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BVRio contributes to the development of an inclusive UN Plastics Treaty
BVRio actively participated in the Economist Impact’s Global Plastics Summit, in Bangkok last week, which aimed to support the negotiations of the UN treaty against plastic pollution. BVRio provided a critical…
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BVRio appointed member of Rio State Climate Change Forum
BVRio was appointed as a member of the Rio de Janeiro State Forum on Climate Change during a ceremony on September 21st. The event gathered representatives from public authorities and civil society. The Forum is now the…
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BVRio teams up with EnClim to expand 'Fishing for Litter' project
BVRio has partnered with EnClim, a research and consulting company focused on smart strategies for a future of net zero, in an advisory capacity to help us expand the scope of the project ‘Fishing for Litter' in Brazil.
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Zero deforestation Brazilian soy fund expanded
The Responsible Commodities Facility (RCF) Cerrado Programme fund has been expanded more than four-fold to US$47 million, through an innovative blended finance structure.
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