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Today’s global economy is characterized by often long, complex supply chains that bring commodities, goods and services to consumers, and economic benefits to producers. Applying innovative tools and analytical approaches, SEI explores the sustainability implications and potentials of global supply chains and broader consumption-to-production systems.
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Media coverage / New Soft Commodities Forum reporting measures in the Cerrado may kick-start the sharing of data needed for assessing the sustainability of supply chains.
Journal article / How can the impacts of water use on water cycles be better represented in life cycle impact assessments?
Feature / SEI's bioeconomy initiative is holding policy dialogues to support the creation of sustainable bio-based development strategies.
Media coverage / SEI case study on sediment in the Mekong River basin illustrates environmental and economic effects of unregulated sand mining.
Past event / Join the discussion with high-profile guest speakers from the governments, industries, NGOs and researchers.
Project / Assessing trade in agricultural commodities e.g. palm oil and soybean production in environments at risk.
Journal article / This article demonstrates the importance of using land data and hydrological models to support implementation of legislation to safeguard the environment.
Feature / New countries, new commodities, new indicators, and new levels of accuracy are now available on the Trase forest-risk supply chain transparency platform.
Feature / Bioeconomy offers the prospect of greener and more inclusive development. It's an opportunity to decarbonize, and to bypass mainstream industrialization.
