Sustentabilidade da cadeia da soja: visões da sociedade civil, academia e consumidores

17 de setembro de 2015

set 17, 2015

Sylvia Mitraud, Andrea Azevedo, Tiago Reis

O relatório “Sustentabilidade da cadeia da soja: visões da sociedade civil, academia e consumidores” contextualiza o crescimento da soja no Brasil e debate as estratégias para garantir a sustentabilidade da soja na Amazônia e no cerrado. O documento conta com apoio editorial de Andrea Azevedo e Tiago Reis do IPAM.

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Este projeto está alinhado aos Objetivos de Desenvolvimento Sustentável (ODS).

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