TRADE Hub researchers Lacour Mody Ayompe (University of California, Irvine), Marije Schaafsma (University of Southampton) and Benis Egoh (University of California, Irvine) recently published a paper entitled ‘Towards sustainable palm oil production: the positive and negative impacts on ecosystem services and human wellbeing’. The main findings of this paper are summarized below (access the original […]
We are pleased to welcome four new researchers to our Trade Hub programme: Krossy Mavakala Kalunseviko, Suzanne Mogue Kamga, Alice Karuri and Lude Kinzonzi have joined as 2020/21 Africa Oxford Trade and University of Oxford Biodiversity Fellows. The University of Oxford has partnered with The Africa Oxford Initiative to bring three Fellows to Oxford University in early 2021, […]
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For the first time, the high inequality in the distribution of agricultural land ownership in Brazil has been analysed using geospatial information about rural property ownership. The 10th Issue of Sustainability in Debate, a publication by TRADE Hub partner Imaflora, is entitled “Who are the owners of agricultural land in Brazil – a map of […]
by Sicily Fiennes UNEP-WCMC is leading the process to map and visualise research taking place across 5 country teams and 9 work packages within the GCRF TRADE Hub, using Impact Pathways. We are critically considering the proposed outputs across the project, and planning plausible ways that these could lead to outcomes and longer-term impacts. By […]
Two TRADE Hub kick-off events were organized by the Indonesia country team. The national level project kick-off workshop was held in Jakarta on 4 March 2020, and a sub-national level workshop was held in Manokwari (West Papua Province) on 19 February 2020. These workshops were to introduce TRADE Hub to key stakeholders, to communicate scoping […]
4 June 2020. Sustainable trade after COVID-19: Can we do better? was the question asked in a multi-stakeholder panel discussion convened by H.E. Mr Chad Blackman with the support of the World Trade Organization (WTO) Secretariat -“Yes, we can and must do better”, was the clear and overwhelming response. On June 4th 2020, GCRF Trade […]
In May 2020, TRADE Hub’s Indonesia team launched its website www.cifor.org/tradehub, highlighting the work being carried out by the TRADE Hub on Indonesian palm oil, coffee, and wildlime supply chains. The delivery partners for TRADE Hub Indonesia include CIFOR, World Agroforestry Centre (ICRAF), Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS), IPB University, University of Lampung (UNILA), and RCCC […]
The Trade Hub is investigating how coffee production and trade impacts people and the environment, and how it can be made more sustainable. On International Coffee Day, we celebrate one of the world’s most popular beverages, but more importantly, appreciate the millions of people who work to produce it. This year’s theme aims to highlight […]