Leia em português The Munduruku Indigenous people of Brazil are on the frontlines of the fight to save the Amazon. Three Munduruku organizations – the Wakoborũn Munduruku Women’s Association, the Da’uk Association and the Munduruku Ipereğ Ayũ Movement – with support from EIA, produced a series of territorial monitoring reports (Notas Técnicas) over the course […]
EIA’s transparent traceability system for chainsaw-milled lumber in Liberia shows how simple mobile app technology can bring effective transparency and traceability at a low cost even in remote and complicated environments.
This landmark law establishes, for the first time in Colombia and the region, safeguards to ensure that beef sold in supermarkets is not linked to deforestation.
Esta emblemática ley establece, por primera vez en Colombia y la región, salvaguardas para garantizar que la carne que se vende en supermercados no esté vinculada con la deforestación.
EIA US joins our partners in celebrating the passage of a bill to close longstanding loopholes that have allowed New York state agencies to continue purchasing tropical wood products despite existing restrictions meant to protect tropical forests from rampant unsustainable and often illegal logging.
EIA US salue la décision du gouvernement camerounais d'élargir la liste des essences forestières dont l'exportation sous forme de grumes brutes est interdite. Comme l'ont démontré les multiples enquêtes menées par EIA, l'exportation de grumes profite en tout premier lieu aux entreprises voyous du secteur forestier au détriment des écosystèmes, des communautés et de l'économie nationale.