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Promoting Sustainability in Agricultural Supply Chains ISCC Regional Stakeholder Dialogue Bogotá - March 6th.

A World Where People and Nature Thrive There are two paths forward for our world. The choices we make today will define the legacy we leave behind for future generations.

Two Paths to 2050 Can we create a future where people have the food, energy and economic growth they need without sacrificing nature? Our research shows that a brighter future is possible. Global Temps Air Quality Fishery Health Land Protection

Our Plan By solving the top threats to nature, we can also improve the lives of millions of people. OUR PRIORITIES OUR STRATEGY OUR VISION Tackle Climate Change Protect Land and Water Provide Food and Water Sustainably Build Healthy Cities Connect People and Nature PROTECT TRANSFORM INSPIRE A world where people and nature thrive.

Our Strategy at Work: Lands We develop and prove ideas to protect the world s great places. We apply those proven ideas to change policy and practice and transform how nature is used. We share successes and ideas to inspire impact beyond our direct influence. Protect First we tested and proved the sustainable cattle ranching idea worked in a variety of places Transform Then we shared the idea with governments, corporations and others to transform the practices and markets Inspire And we connect decision-makers with this idea to inspire action beyond our own geographic reach

Tackle Climate Change OUR PRIORITIES Implement and increase emphasis on readily available, cost-effective natural climate solutions, such as reforestation, forest sustainable use and drive policy changes to accelerate our transition to a forest economy. Make the Case for Natural Climate Solutions Build Resilience through Ecosystem Based Adaptation Conserve Working Forests

Tackle Climate Change / Make the Case for Natural Climate Solutions Reforestation in Colombia, Ecuador and Brazil The OPPORTUNITY Reforestation is the biggest untapped opportunity to solve climate change with the potential to sequester the equivalent of half of global transportation emissions. The IDEA Help countries around the world turn bold climate commitments into action by demonstrating how reforestation can create jobs and grow the economy. The PLACE Reforesting 150,000 hectares in Brazil s Serra da Mantiqueira region could make the case needed to accelerate restoration globally.

Natural climate solu@ons are proven ways of storing and reducing carbon emissions in the world s forests, grasslands and wetlands. Meta (2030) NAMA Ganadería Sostenible - renovación de pasturas, sistemas silvopastoriles, sistemas silvopastoriles intensivos y fermentación entérica (Mt CO 2 e) Contribución del proyecto Ganadería Colombiana Sostenible a la remoción de CO 2 (2012-2017) (Mt CO 2 e ± EE) 10,3 1,3 ± 0,2

OUR PRIORITIES Protect Land and Water Complete large protection deals using innovative finance, share planning siting principles to encourage sustainable development and partner with indigenous people to strengthen their rights as environmental stewards Expand Community-Led Conservation Build a Model of Sustainable Agricultura Development Inform Decision-Making Protect Oceans and Increase Climate Change Resilience

Protect Land and Water / Green Growth Compact Meta The OPPORTUNITY Orinoquia Region is expect to meet Colombia s agroindustry development. The IDEA TNC developed a compact with public and private partners where work is being developed at 3 different geographical scales: Basin level to develop scientific tools for planning the Orinoquia, Departamental scale- Meta providing environmental services analysis for the Agricultural Planning. Local support to milk and cocoa producers. The PLACE In Colombia s Meta Department, TNC is ensuring that sustainable practices meets private and public goals, supporting and promoting sustainable practices and the creation of privately owned protected areas in the region, aiming to create a mosaic of conservation figures for especial ecosystems like savannas.

Protect Land and Water / Inform Smart Infrastructure Decision-Making Colombia s Magdalena River The OPPORTUNITY More than $3 trillion is predicted to be spent over the next decade to meet Latin America s energy, mining, food and transportation needs. The IDEA TNC developed an open-access scientific tool to help governments, industries, agricultural sector and communities visualize how they can meet their energy, food and general infrastructure needs while protecting nature. The PLACE In Colombia s Magdalena River basin, TNC is ensuring that the priorities and concerns of all stakeholders are considered throughout planning and implementation to help avoid social conflicts, delays and cost overruns.

Provide Food and Water Sustainably OUR PRIORITIES Work with farmers, ranchers, fishers and water managers to create sustainable supplies of food and water, reduce negative environmental impacts and promote economic growth Improve Fishery Health Transform Tuna & Anchoveta Fisheries Rethink Agricultural Practices Protect Water at its Source Build Zero-Deforestation Supply Chains

Provide Food and Water Sustainably / Build sustainable productive landscapes and Zero-Deforestation Supply Chains Brazilian and Colombian Cattle Ranchers The OPPORTUNITY Increase revenue and production without further habitat loss by 2030. The IDEA Through field work, we can demonstrate that production and conservation make smart business sense to encourage global shifts towards deforestationfree beef and soy supply chains. The PLACE Along with SGRP (CIPAV, FEDEGAN, FA) in 7 regions of Colombia and In São Félix do Xingu, Brazil we are partnering with ranchers to implement sustainable practices possible to meet the growing demand for food while protecting the forest and savannas in the hotspot arear of deforestation in Latin America.

Provide Food and Water Sustainably / Protect Water at its Source working with smallholders. Quito, Ecuador The OPPORTUNITY Good land management upstream can improve the quality and quantity of urban water supplies. The IDEA TNC is working with cities and water users to invest in sustainable activities, including forest protection and improved agricultural practices, to secure better water quality and improve community health and well-being. The PLACE Improving the health of the lands around its water sources, has improved Quito, Ecuador s water quality and created benefits, such as improved agricultural productivity, for local communities.

Provide Food and Water Sustainably / Transform marine and freshwater Fisheries Pacific Fisheries The OPPORTUNITY Regional governments are working toward better management and monitoring solutions in longline Anchoveta fisheries and freshwater fisheries in the Magdalena River to safeguard the global seafood supply. The IDEA TNC is working with local partners in Peru to help close the data gap by funding scientific research on longline fishing practices and rolling out electronic monitoring technology to improve oversight. The PLACE The waters of Peru Pacific coast produce 60% of the world s Anchoveta and Magdalena River has decrease its freshwater fisheries resources more than 60%. Our approach can help stabilize regional ecosystems, protect fisheries supplies and preserve local cultural traditions.