Download Etifor’s Report on “Biodiversity and the private sector in Italy. Trends, policies, and financial instruments”.
Read MoreTrends, policies, and financial instruments
Etifor supports Alpi in adapting to EUDR requirements using EMMA, our modular approach designed to help companies transition towards zero-deforestation supply chains.
Read MoreWe support Alpi in its activities between Central Africa and Italy by strengthening legality and traceability
In recent years, some farms have begun to recognize the importance of changing their approach to agriculture — shifting from exploiting to regenerating the natural resources on which they depend. Today, regenerative agriculture is one of the most promising paths toward building a production model that safeguards soil, climate, and biodiversity.
Read MoreFrom soil care to competitiveness: how regeneration can transform agriculture.
Two days of intense work, creativity, and collaboration marked the final REGENERATE Hackathon, held in Tarvisio and organized by the Tourism Promotion Consortium of Tarvisio together with partners NLW Tourismus Marketing GmbH, Alta Badia Tourism Cooperative, and Etifor | Valuing Nature.
REGENERATE Hackathon concluded: from ideas to reality by 2026
The project stems from the need to spread and strengthen awareness of GEDI (Gender Equality, Diversity & Inclusion) principles among FSC staff and members, while deepening their understanding of FSC principles related to these themes.
Read MoreA participatory training with FSC staff and members
Consiglio di bacino del Brenta, Consorzio di Bonifica del Brenta, Comune di Carmignano di Brenta
In recent years, the Brenta aquifer has experienced a progressive lowering of the water table. This phenomenon is due to the effects of climate change, the intensity of water withdrawals, and the reduction of permeable surfaces. Water scarcity creates difficulties in meeting agricultural needs during the summer months and threatens a key resource for the water supply of many municipalities in Veneto. To address these challenges, it has become a priority to develop solutions capable of regenerating hydrological cycles and preserving the region’s natural capital.
Read MoreTwo artificial basins and over 7,900 plants to secure water for agriculture, foster biodiversity, and create new green spaces for the community.
