Deforestation Free Commodity Supply Chains in the Peruvian Amazon

About this project

Introduce sustainable (deforestation-free and profitable) commodity production models to reduce deforestation and land degradation caused by the ongoing increasing unsustainable production of agricultural commodities in critical economic-ecological jurisdictions in the north-western Amazon of Peru. To this end, the Project promotes responsible value chains and partnerships with major deforestation-free commodities (DFC) buyers. The strategy aims at reducing deforestation and degradation caused by increasing production of unsustainable agricultural commodities (coffee, cocoa, and palm oil) in critical economic-ecological jurisdictions in the NW Amazon: San Martin, Amazonas, Loreto, and Cajamarca. Consequently, this strategy will contribute to transforming commodity-related food systems in the Peruvian Amazon towards sustainability.

Published by

Global Environment Facility · Multilateral

Countries

Peru

Sectors

Agricultural land resourcesFood crop productionBiodiversityFood security policy and administrative management

Funded by

Global Environment Facility

Implemented by

The Ministry of Environment of Peru

Passes funds through

UNDP

Published by Global Environment Facility to the International Aid Transparency Initiative (IATI), last updated 24 Mar 2026 and imported automatically. IATI identifier: XI-BRIDGE-6385676864-10307.

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