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News / 13 October 2016
Press release: 66% of soy used in the Netherlands still unsustainable
The Netherlands has not reached the 100% target it set itself for the purchase of responsibly sourced soy, with only 34% of imports reaching the RTRS (Round Table on Sustainable Soy ) or an equivalent sustainability standard in 2015. The pork and poultry sectors are lagging behind with an uptake of less than 10% of responsibly sourced soy.
Publication / 30 June 2016
Innovative seed management Iran
Publication / 17 November 2019
Participatory Land Use Planning (PLUP)
Participatory Land Use Planning (PLUP) is a rights-based approach ensuring inclusive and gender-responsive land governance, especially for those whose rights to land are not fully acknowledged.
Blog / 15 November 2015
International development banks should invest in Myanmar democracy
By Pieter Jansen
Blog / 3 July 2013
Small successes and hoping for more
Blog / 10 February 2017
Honduras: A free river makes the heart happy
By Anne de Jonghe
Last month I visited COPINH in Honduras. I stay in their house where I've been before. It has changed.The walls are decorated with colourful paintings, and there are altars for Berta Cáceres, their former leader who was murdered in March 2016. Instead of a simple fence, the building is now being protected by a thick wall with barbed wire. There are security camera's everywhere.
Publication / 23 September 2015
The World Bank Safeguards Review
Blog / 4 November 2015
Where does the first green climate money go?
By Daan Robben
Together with environmental justice groups from the Global South, Both ENDS works towards a sustainable, fair and inclusive world. We gather and share information about policy and investments that have a direct impact on people and their livelihood, we engage in joint advocacy, we stimulate the dialogue between stakeholders and we promote and support sustainable local alternatives.
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