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Nature

Using the Accountability Framework, companies with deforestation and other ecosystem conversion in their supply chains can address their principal nature/biodiversity impacts and risks.

What do responsible supply chains mean for nature?

The AFi has published a new Explainer on how to use the Accountability Framework to address nature-related goals, risks, and disclosures.

Certification

Certification can help companies strengthen and demonstrate sustainability performance as part of a comprehensive approach to achieving ethical supply chains.

Resources

The AFi provides tools and resources to help companies and other users apply the Accountability Framework, including guides, webinars, e-learning, and more.

Explainer: Using the Accountability Framework to address nature-related goals, risks, and disclosures

Deforestation and conversion drive company impacts on nature. Eliminating these risks should be a priority for companies working towards a nature-positive future.

Proposed SBTi FLAG updates support deforestation action

The SBTi’s public consultation provides an opportunity to advocate for ambitious and Accountability Framework-aligned no-deforestation commitments.

Ask the experts webinar: Upholding Indigenous rights in supply chains

Practical feedback from the AFi Coalition and partners on the questions and challenges companies are facing as they implement their commitments.

Identifying conversion hotspots linked to agriculture

New research identified key areas where agricultural expansion is driving non-forest ecosystem conversion.

Transforming Colombian supply chains with the Accountability Framework

WWF-Colombia outlines how the Framework supports companies in the country to meet their responsible supply chain goals

Manage supply chains

For companies that source commodities, the Framework guides management of responsible supply chains.

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