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From Scope 3 commitments to action: The financing, policy and procurement gap in agricultural supply chains
At the launch of the Carbon Barometer, hosted by Innovation Forum and Solidaridad in London, a common message emerged. Scope 3 requires companies to change how they make decisions, allocate capital and work with suppliers – while ensuring costs and responsibilities of transition do not fall disproportionately on farmers.
02 November 2026
HOW SHADE TREES RESTORED SOLOMON’S FAITH IN HIS LAND
Falling yields, erratic weather patterns and illegal gold mining have pushed smallholder cocoa farmers in south-western Ghana to abandon their farms for informal mining. Through the Wassa Amenfi Cocoa Landscape Initiative, farmers in the isolated Abrokonso community are integrating native shade trees to lower ambient field temperatures, restore soil moisture and bring cocoa back into production.
30 October 2026
FLÁVIA MBOA MUTIPO’S VILLAGE SAVINGS STORY
Flávia Mboa Mutipo’s story is one of steady change built on small but meaningful steps. In Gurue District in Zambezia Province, Mozambique, as a mother of three boys and a shop owner in the UP4 community, Flávia has turned a fragile livelihood into something far more secure. Today, her small convenience store is well stocked, her household needs are met…
28 October 2026
SOLIDARIDAD’S CALL FOR ACTION AT COP31: MAKE CLIMATE ACTION WORK FOR FARMERS AND FOOD SYSTEMS
International climate agreements continue to overlook the people who produce our food. Ahead of COP31, Solidaridad presents its position paper outlining practical pathways to direct adaptation finance to smallholder farmers, drawing on verified results from Africa, Asia and Latin America.
27 October 2026
