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CLEANER YAMUNA, COOLER EARTH: TEXTILES UNITS REDUCING EMISSIONS, IMPROVING EFFICIENCY
Textile dyeing units in Panipat, India are reducing their environmental footprint and improving worker safety—with lessons that could extend across the Yamuna basin and beyond.
17 April 2026
The Key to Implementing EUDR Without Smallholder Exclusion
To comply with the new EUDR regulation, without excluding small-scale farmers from European markets, Solidaridad is developing a methodology, with support from the Postcode Lottery, to accurately distinguish agroforestry farmland from forests. A major challenge is that the current geospatial monitoring tools often misclassify sustainably managed agroforestry systems as deforested land.This creates false positives and makes it difficult for small-scale…
13 April 2026
From Voices to Value: When the Hens Begin to Crow
On 31 March, the Royal Tropical Institute (KIT) in Amsterdam served as a backdrop for inspired exchange. Over 150 attendees gathered for the closing event of the RECLAIM Sustainability! programme (2021-2025), creating a rare intersection of perspectives that span the entire value chain. The takeaway from the event was clear: Global supply chains only thrive when we stop talking about…
09 April 2026
The legacy of the Reclaim Sustainability! programme in Honduran coffee (2021-2025)
Five years ago, Honduras's coffee sector set out to prove that sustainability means more than yield and quality. A landmark gender policy, blockchain traceability and a growing network of international partnerships have since repositioned the country as a model for inclusive, market-connected coffee production. Farmers, women and young people are at the centre of this change.
07 April 2026
