The event Forest Code +10 was attended by more than 6,000 people, who participated in online workshops and roundtables, face-to-face meetings and launches of instruments and initiatives, including solutions developed by BVRio in partnership with other organisations.

The first programme of the Responsible Commodities Facility is expected to launch early next year to provide financial incentives for farmers to commit to deforestation and conversion-free soy cultivation in Brazil.

BVRio group company, Sustainable Investment Management (SIM), is a key player in executing the historic commitment made at COP26 to commit $3 billion to accelerate conversion-free cattle and soy production in South America.