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Socio-economic opportunities of Forest Care initiatives

  • 2025

Forest Care Initiatives (FCIs) use forest environments and resources to enhance health and well-being, foster social inclusion, and generate new local economies.
The paper, published in Dendronatura and authored by Ilaria Doimo (Etifor | Benefit Company) and Davide Pettenella (University of Padua), explores the socio-economic potential of FCIs, showing how they can support territorial regeneration and create new green jobs.

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Published on Dendronatura, n. 2/2025

We will be at Ecomondo 2025

  • 4-7 November 2025

Etifor joins Ecomondo 2025 to share innovative nature-based solutions and celebrate Bioclima’s nomination for the Sustainable Development Award.

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Scaling up nature-based solutions for climate and biodiversity

Hospitality Day & TTG Travel Experience 2025

  • 7-8 October
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In October, Rimini becomes the reference point for the tourism sector with two major events: Hospitality Day and TTG Travel Experience. Etifor will attend both occasions to share experiences, best practices, and tools related to sustainable tourism. 7 October – Hospitality Day Hospitality Day is a training and networking event dedicated to the

Salone CSR 2025 – Sustainable Supply Chain: Innovating the Pact with Suppliers

  • 9 October 2025

How can we build truly sustainable supply chains? What tools can companies use to innovate their relationships with suppliers, creating environmental and social value as well as economic benefits?

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How can we build truly sustainable supply chains? What tools can companies use to innovate their relationships with suppliers, creating environmental and social value as well as economic benefits? We will be attending the CSR and Social Innovation Salon, Italy’s leading event dedicated to sustainability, to share our expertise on responsible supply chains

Sustainable Tourism Course | 25-26 september 2025 Tarvisio

  • 25-26 september 2025

On the 25th and 26th of September, join this 2-day-long in-person and interactive training class in Tarvisio (Italy): a convenient way to improve your sustainability skills while at the same time learning alongside GSTC experts and fellow sustainable tourism practitioners. The GSTC Italy Working Group organizes the course in collaboration with the Global Sustainable Tourism Council. After the training on September 27th and 28th you will also be able to join the Sustainable Tourism Forum. More details will be provided soon, if you like to be kept informed please register to the Italy Working Group Newsletter here.

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The course in a nutshell On the 25th and 26th of September, join this 2-day-long in-person and interactive training class in Tarvisio (Italy): a convenient way to improve your sustainability skills while at the same time learning alongside GSTC experts and fellow sustainable tourism practitioners. The GSTC Italy Working Group organizes the course

Due Diligence: What It Is, When It’s Needed, and How to Prepare for the European Union Deforestation Regulation (EUDR)

  • 2025

If your company imports raw materials or products that may contribute to deforestation (such as cocoa, coffee, timber, palm oil, rubber, soy, or cattle), you need to know that under the new European regulation known as the European Union Deforestation Regulation (EUDR), due diligence becomes a mandatory step. In this article, you’ll learn:

 

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How to conduct effective due diligence for raw materials at risk of deforestation.

Innovation Report on Deforestation-free Supply Chains

  • 2025

The EMMA4EU report presents 43 case studies to help companies and institutions tackle the challenges of the new EU Regulation on Deforestation-Free Products (EUDR).

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Download report The EMMA4EU report presents 43 case studies to help companies and institutions tackle the challenges of the new EU Regulation on Deforestation-Free Products (EUDR). Adopted in 2023, the EUDR requires strict standards of legality and sustainability for commodities such as timber, cocoa, coffee, soy, palm oil, and beef. The Innovation Report on

A Regenerative Management Plan for the Treviso-Ostiglia Cycle Route

  • 2025

In the heart of the Veneto region, the Treviso-Ostiglia cycle route stretches for over 50 km, crossing natural landscapes, small towns and four provinces. It is a strategic infrastructure for soft mobility and cycle tourism, and today, it benefits from an interprovincial and multi-stakeholder management plan—possibly the first of its kind in Italy.

 

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An innovative example of regenerative governance to enhance cycle tourism and the territories it crosses.

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