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Deforestation Software In Netherlands
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by:Satelligence based inUtrecht, NETHERLANDS
Monitor deforestation across sourcing landscapes with real-time notifications inside and outside your supply chain, historical and current deforestation risk analysis and progress towards sustainability commitments. ...
by:Satelligence based inUtrecht, NETHERLANDS
In one way or another, it always has been. Except now we’re talking coal, without combustion. We’re talking trees, without deforestation. Managing carbon is not only about risk mitigation. It’s also a business opportunity. We’ve been measuring deforestation and the resultant carbon emissions for years. ...
by:Satelligence based inUtrecht, NETHERLANDS
Our platform, based on satellite-based deforestation insights, active grievances and supply chain ownership data, delivers all the insights you need and more. Working in sustainable tech, we know what building a plane while flying can feel like, which is why our platform helps you identify risk in your supply chain on a sliding scale. Our dashboard provides a percentage score of ...
by:Dayrize LTD based inAmsterdam, NETHERLANDS
Track progress to comply with regulatory standards. Mitigate risk, maintain ethical operations, and demonstrate commitment to meeting legal and industry obligations. With the help of product-level impact data, Dayrize gets you ready for upcoming and existing sustainability compliance ...
by:Satelligence based inUtrecht, NETHERLANDS
When monitoring large agricultural areas, it becomes harder to link environmental risks to your supply chain. This can lead to external organizations raising issues and grievances that you take in consideration to prevent public accusations. But with multiple organizations filing grievances, sometimes ill defined, and working with several suppliers who might follow-up by themselves or just need a ...
by:Satelligence based inUtrecht, NETHERLANDS
Biodiversity is the variability within and between living organisms and the ecosystems they are part of. Businesses depend on biodiversity, either directly for natural resources such as water, fibre, and fuel; or indirectly for ecosystem services, such as pollination, pest and disease control, prevention of soil erosion and floods, and regulation of the climate. ...
by:SarVision B.V. based in, NETHERLANDS
Newspapers report almost every day about threats to forests all around the globe. Climate change results in large wildfires and pressure on land and resources lead to forest conversion at a large scale. But forest loss comes at a cost. The losses contribute to the increase of global carbon emission, ecosystem goods and services diminish, and remaining biodiversity is decreasing at an alarming ...
