The Trade, Development and the Environment Hub (TRADE Hub)

⁣The Trade, Development and the Environment Hub (TRADE Hub): research on sustainable trade of palm oil, coffee and wildlife in Indonesia Balancing the benefits and negative impacts is an intractable challenge in the implementation of
sustainable trade. To overcome this challenge, The Trade, Development, and the
Environment Hub (TRADE Hub) is a global research consortium led by The UN
Environment World Conservation Monitoring Centre (UNEP-WCMC). Various
agriculture and wildlife commodities trade are in focus of research in eight
countries and involving around 50 partner organizations. The main goal of the
TRADE Hub in Indonesia is to make the global trade of palm oil and coffee
deliver benefits for the country while reducing impacts to high-risk forested
landscapes and their surrounding communities. The research project is also
expected to enhance information related to the legal and illegal trade of
wildlife in Indonesia, and contribute to address illegal trade and make legal
trade more sustainable. Towards the main goal, CIFOR-ICRAF research team is
conducting various research to understand at-risk landscapes and associated
supply chain risks to guide sustainable production using range of expertise on
sustainable value chains of the focus commodity.



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