BVRio’s new free soy production map and tool for assessing deforestation and conversion of native vegetation at the farm level for production areas in the Brazilian Cerrado region, is now available. An estimated 52.4 million tonnes of soy is produced annually in the Cerrado, 43 % of Brazil’s total production. The tool covers over 92,000 […]
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Datas do projeto: 2015-2021 Financiadores: Good Energies Foundation, Climate and Land Use Alliance, DFID (FGMC Fund) Tipo de iniciativa: Ferramenta, advocacy O Problema A produção e o comércio ilegal de madeira tropical são um dos principais responsáveis pela degradação ambiental no mundo, resultando na perda de habitats e da biodiversidade, aumentando as emissões de gases […]
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BVRio is using its extensive experience of creating and managing its successful timber due diligence software, to create a new Big Data based service for imports of Brazilian Soy into the UK and EU. The development project, funded by the Waterloo Foundation, aims to address a key cause of deforestation in Brazil; soy production. Brazil […]
Saiba mais...A BVRio está usando sua ampla experiência na criação e gestão do sistema de due diligence* de madeira para desenvolver um novo serviço para a soja brasileira destinado a importadores do Reino Unido e da União Européia (UE). Com financiamento da Waterloo Foundation, uma instituição de caridade britânica, o objetivo do projeto é contribuir com […]
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Há 10 anos, a BVRio vem promovendo e criando instrumentos e iniciativas em apoio ao comércio legal de madeira e ao uso sustentável da terra. Esta publicação especial de aniversário mostra as atividades que já realizamos nesta área com a ajuda dos nossos parceiros.
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Anniversary Project Case Study: Development of the Brazilian timber Due Diligence tool for timber importers
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The BVRio Brazilian timber Due Diligence and Risk Assessment service has been updated this month with two revised service options for timber importers.
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At the 12th BRICS Summit, held via video conference on the 17th November 2020, the Brazilian government “threatened to disclose” that “Europeans have purchased illegal timber from Brazil during 2017”.
Indeed, this is true.
Recent analysis by BVRio concluded that a high percentage of Brazilian hardwoods, exported to EU member states and the USA in 2016-2017, had a very high risk of illegality. The study was based on BVRio’s Timber Due Diligence systems, that uses big data analysis and satellite imagery and is able to able to identify the risk of irregularities in 99% of cases.
Are you buying timber from Brazil? BVRio Due Diligence and Risk Assessment (DDRA) system makes it easy and straightforward for you to trace the supply chain of a timber consignment. We help you reduce your risk of buying illegally traded timber and to comply with EUTR and other timber regulations. We also provide a full consultancy service for our clients. We
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