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Assessing Governance and Impacts of Water Funds in Colombia: An Institutional Analysis

  • 2025

The journal Sustainability (MDPI) has recently published the scientific article Assessing Governance and Impacts of Water Funds in Colombia: An Institutional Analysis, authored by Juan Diego Restrepo, Mauro Masiero, and Alessandro Leonardi. The study analyzes five Colombian Water Funds affiliated with the Latin American Water Funds Partnership (LAWFP) to understand why some of these mechanisms remain operational over time while others dissolve.

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The journal Sustainability (MDPI) has recently published the scientific article Assessing Governance and Impacts of Water Funds in Colombia: An Institutional Analysis, authored by Juan Diego Restrepo, Mauro Masiero, and Alessandro Leonardi. The study analyzes five Colombian Water Funds affiliated with the Latin American Water Funds Partnership (LAWFP) to understand why some of these

Alessandro Leonardi among the speakers at World Wetlands Day 2026

  • 2026

Today, 2 February 2026, Alessandro Leonardi, CEO of Etifor, took part as a speaker in the celebration of World Wetlands Day, held at the FAO headquarters in Rome on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of Italy’s ratification of the Ramsar Convention.

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The event was promoted by the Italian Ministry of the Environment and Energy Security (MASE)

Etifor in the World Bank Group Report on Landscape Restoration in Chad

  • 2025

The World Bank Group has recently published the report Strategic Landscape Restoration for Resilience: Leveraging Ecosystem Services to Secure Livelihoods in Chad, which provides guidelines for addressing land degradation and climate risks in Chad, using ecosystem services to improve local livelihoods and promote sustainable development.

 

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The World Bank Group has recently published the report Strategic Landscape Restoration for Resilience: Leveraging Ecosystem Services to Secure Livelihoods in Chad, which provides guidelines for addressing land degradation and climate risks in Chad, using ecosystem services to improve local livelihoods and promote sustainable development. At the heart of the report is a case

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

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