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Global banks remain silent on link to project contested by indigenous people in the Amazon

March 9, 2026

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In Brazil, a Draft bill seeks to reduce environmental risks of agricultural Investments

March 5, 2026

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Without clear socio-environmental safeguards and with details kept secret, BNDES and FINEP foresee more than R$ 45 billion for critical minerals

March 5, 2026

Regulating Finance for Forests and Community Rights in Malaysia

February 26, 2026

Webinar: Regulating Finance for Forests and Community Rights in Malaysia

February 26, 2026

Brazilian Sustainable Taxonomy: Between Green and Greenwashing

February 23, 2026

Caramuru ‘green’ bond will benefit suppliers fined for deforestation

February 20, 2026

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Crédit Agricole fined by the ECB for failing to identify climate and environmental risks

February 19, 2026

The Amazon Soy Moratorium is Collapsing. Will Big Finance Use Its Leverage to Protect the Amazon?

February 18, 2026

Originally published on Rainforest Action Network. Over the last few weeks, nearly two decades of Amazon forest protection began unraveling, and a… Read More

CSOs call on banks and investors to uphold the criteria of the Amazon soy moratorium

February 18, 2026

TuK Indonesia Expresses Appreciation for OJK’s New Regulations

June 8, 2026

A stronger sustainable finance taxonomy is needed for our forests, biodiversity and community rights

May 18, 2026

Why financial institutions play a critical role

May 16, 2026

Forests & Finance input to the CBD’s Resoure Mobilization reports

May 15, 2026

Communities confront Standard Chartered, HSBC over steel finance at shareholder meetings

May 11, 2026

Critical minerals policy increases tax incentives without corresponding benefits, favors advertising without reducing emissions, and repeats the mistakes of the mining model

May 6, 2026

World Bank is considering a US$ 20 mi loan to accused of deforestation close to Indigenous Land in Tocantins

May 1, 2026

Banks financing Rio Tinto stay silent on impacts of world’s biggest mining project

April 23, 2026

Earth Day Message to Bank of America, Citi and JPMorgan Chase: Protect The Amazon

April 22, 2026

Banking on the Amazon

April 20, 2026

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Global banks remain silent on link to project contested by indigenous people in the Amazon

In Brazil, a Draft bill seeks to reduce environmental risks of agricultural Investments

Without clear socio-environmental safeguards and with details kept secret, BNDES and FINEP foresee more than R$ 45 billion for critical minerals

Regulating Finance for Forests and Community Rights in Malaysia

Webinar: Regulating Finance for Forests and Community Rights in Malaysia

Brazilian Sustainable Taxonomy: Between Green and Greenwashing

Caramuru ‘green’ bond will benefit suppliers fined for deforestation

Crédit Agricole fined by the ECB for failing to identify climate and environmental risks

The Amazon Soy Moratorium is Collapsing. Will Big Finance Use Its Leverage to Protect the Amazon?

CSOs call on banks and investors to uphold the criteria of the Amazon soy moratorium

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TuK Indonesia Expresses Appreciation for OJK’s New Regulations

A stronger sustainable finance taxonomy is needed for our forests, biodiversity and community rights

Why financial institutions play a critical role

Forests & Finance input to the CBD’s Resoure Mobilization reports

Communities confront Standard Chartered, HSBC over steel finance at shareholder meetings

Critical minerals policy increases tax incentives without corresponding benefits, favors advertising without reducing emissions, and repeats the mistakes of the mining model

World Bank is considering a US$ 20 mi loan to accused of deforestation close to Indigenous Land in Tocantins

Banks financing Rio Tinto stay silent on impacts of world’s biggest mining project

Earth Day Message to Bank of America, Citi and JPMorgan Chase: Protect The Amazon

Banking on the Amazon