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Keeping forests standing takes more than one supply chain 🌳In #Cavally, Côte d’Ivoire, deforestation dropped from 3.78% to 0.04%, with communities, companies and local authorities working together. That’s what everyone playing their part looks like. bit.ly/4yvJMBZ
Who grew your dinner? A farmer, yes. But also fungi 🍄 Threads finer than a hair swap water and nutrients with plant roots for sugar, and glue soil into crumbs that hold water through dry spells.
Healthy soil = dinner that keeps coming. #WorldFoodDay #NatureDoesWhat
Every ingredient has a story. Will it still be there tomorrow? That depends on the people and places behind it: communities that can weather a bad season, farmers who keep earning, land that stays healthy.
Let’s give those places a future. Together. #WorldFoodDay
Farmers, companies, communities and regional governments can all act for forests. But none can protect a landscape alone.
With the @GCFTaskForce, we plan to develop at least two regional projects focused on bioeconomy, sustainable commodities and restoration. #ClimateWeekNYC
At #ClimateWeekNYC, we announced a three-year collaboration with the GCF Task Force.
Its network connects 54 states and provinces across 11 countries, encompassing more than one-third of the world’s tropical forests.
Read more: earthworm.org/news-stories/k…
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[WEBINAR] $1.8tn went to climate mitigation in 2023. Just $65bn went to adaptation. What will it take to make resilience investable?
This Thursday, Earthworm's Hermance de La Bastide joins @BBridgesCH for a conversation on climate adaptation finance, bringing lessons from the field on turning nature risk into opportunities investors can act on.
🗓 3 Sept | 16:00–17:00 CEST buildingbridges.org/event/in… ⤵️
What does it take to turn nature risk into opportunities investors can act on?
It starts with understanding what risk looks like on the ground. And what actually builds resilience for farmers, communities and landscapes. 🧵
This Thursday, Earthworm’s Hermance de La Bastide brings lessons from the field to @BuildingBridges’ conversation on climate adaptation finance.
Register here: buildingbridges.org/event/in…
#ClimateAdaptation #SustainableFinance
[WEBINAR] Looking forward to this line up of speakers!
Register here today: buildingbridges.org/event/in…
This Thursday, Earthworm's Hermance de La Bastide joins @BuildingBridges for a conversation on climate adaptation finance, bringing lessons from the field on turning nature risk into opportunities investors can act on.
🗓 3 Sept | 16:00–17:00 CEST
In Ulu Muanad, Sabah, community rangers are helping their neighbours coexist more safely with endangered Bornean elephants. 🐘
Meet 7Team and see why local communities are essential stewards of the landscapes they share with wildlife.
Watch: youtu.be/6-jW9i6xko4?si=2rS7…
Investment can move landscapes forward. But first, people need to agree on what must change, who should be involved and how the work will last.
At London Climate Action Week, Earthworm's Katie Kenrick joined ISEAL and the Jurisdictional Action Network to explore how shared ambition can unlock long-term action. Watch the full session: isealalliance.org/event/watc…
What lies behind a Hershey’s chocolate bar? 🍫
Hershey combines supply-chain data, risk prioritisation and Starling satellite monitoring to identify possible deforestation. Earthworm then helps verify findings and engage suppliers on the ground.
See how: ow.ly/Jwb850ZrZx2
Ferrero is using Starling, developed by Airbus Defence and Earthworm Foundation, to map and monitor around 230,000 cocoa, palm oil and coffee plantations, supporting traceability and EUDR compliance.
Read the full story: lnkd.in/eh-BneyQ
The best part of our work? The people.
Every day brings new conversations, new perspectives and new reasons to believe that change is possible when we build it together.
As world leaders gather this week to discuss progress on the #SDG, one question matters: How do we move from commitments to implementation? We see every day that lasting change happens when businesses, farmers, governments and civil society solve problems together.