Supply Chain Engagement

Hundreds of companies, organization and initiatives have set or defined targets to reduce deforestation by 2020. What can we learn from our efforts over the last decade that can help us achieve more impactful results sooner?

The Supply Chain Leadership Ladder is a maturity model that BSR has developed for companies to evaluate and evolve their approach to supply chain sustainability.

Supply Change offers an extensive resource library on deforestation that companies can use to understand the issue and make progress.

This pitchbook provides a “menu” of on-the-ground programs in Mato Grosso, and makes it simple for companies to connect to the broader Mato Grosso PCI strategy and achieve their own supply chain goals.

The PCI Pitchbook gives an overview of on-the-ground projects that support corporate engagement in the Produce, Conserve, Include initiative in Mato Grosso, Brazil. This video focuses on just one of the projects that are ready to go.

In order to mitigate deforestation in your supply chains, you must first understand the issue and how it impacts your business.

Understand the tools and resources that others are currently using to engage their supply chains on deforestation.

GRSB is a global, multi-stakeholder initiative developed to advance continuous improvement in sustainability of the global beef value chain.

The Novo Campo Program promotes sustainable practices on cattle ranches in the Amazon region, improving their economic, social and environmental performance.

This paper from TFA seeks to address limited progress on company deforestation commitments in palm oil, soy, cattle, and paper and pulp supply chains.

Consumer Goods Forum created soy sourcing guidelines.

Consumer Goods Forum created palm oil sourcing guidelines.