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A carbon accounting expert shares how a new standard will benefit cocoa companies
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Heated debate continues across the private sector and within scientific organizations about what should count when it comes to measuring…ArticleJuly 28, 2024 -
Measuring Impact: A Conversation with WCF’s Mike Matarasso, Director of Monitoring and Evaluation
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Exploring WCF's journey in sustainability through M&E strategy, led by Director Mike Matarasso.ArticleJanuary 18, 2024 -
Mars Wrigley: Innovative Field App To Verify Suspected Deforestation
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Climate change is a real, tangible threat and it is already impacting the planet and people’s livelihoods.ArticleNovember 27, 2023 -
Sustainable Cocoa: An Alternative for the Colombian Amazon
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Colombia signed its Peace Accords in 2016, ending 60 years of violent conflict that played out on the agricultural and…ArticleApril 25, 2023 -
Cacao sostenible: una alternativa para la Amazonía Colombiana
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Colombia firmó sus Acuerdos de Paz en 2016, poniendo fin a 60 años de conflicto interno que se desarrolló en…ArticleApril 25, 2023 -
“We can see our lives progressing.”
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Esther Dede and Kofi Ebenezer are a couple from the Ghana Western North region.ArticleMarch 17, 2023 -
"Cutting down trees affects nature."
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Sawadogo Ousseni lives with his brothers, his wife and children in the village of Grebo, in the DIVO region of…ArticleMarch 17, 2023 -
"L’abattage des arbres agit sur la nature."
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Sawadogo Ousseni vit avec ses frères, sa femme et ses enfants dans le village de Grebo, dans la région de…ArticleMarch 17, 2023 -
"I’m planting more with the support of the project.”
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Obed is a cocoa farmer from Tebeso, Konongo District, in central Ghana.ArticleMarch 17, 2023 -
"The trees will allow us to have money in the future."
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“This project is important because it supports abundant rain and the trees will allow us to have money in the…ArticleMarch 17, 2023 -
"It is useful to slow the effects of climate change."
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Fédéric Asseu is a cocoa farmer who lives with his wife and family in Diangobo, Comoe, Côte d'Ivoire.ArticleMarch 17, 2023 -
"The trees are growing well."
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Michael Kudjornou is a cocoa farmer who lives in the Tigare community in Asempanaye, Ghana.ArticleMarch 17, 2023
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