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When we think about meat consumption, we usually think about the final product: the filet at the butcher shop, the ground beef on the supermarket shelf, or the steak on a plate. But behind that there is another side of the system; one that is less visible, less attractive, but absolutely essential. A few months ago, I visited INSUGRA, a rendering facility located in Mataderos (which literally means “slaughterhouses” in English), a neighborhood of Buenos Aires City, Argentina

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Organic Waste Management (OWM) Plans are bridging local vision with holistic implementation in Belize.

The Recycle Organics Program coordinated a new waste characterization study at Grenada’s Perseverance Landfill. Here’s what we learned.

Recycle Organics convened national and local representatives, technical experts and global partners in Florianópolis, Brazil.

This new Guide is a practical, step-by-step, living tool that gives governments and organizations practical guidance on developing enabling public policies and plans to achieve their methane-reduction goals—accelerating climate action across the Global South.

For every COP, the Center for Clean Air Policy (CCAP) tracks progress, opportunities and outcomes. Below is our annual Good, Bad and Ugly assessment of COP30.

The Reciclo Orgánicos Chile Program was added to the Non-Market Approaches (NMA) Platform of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC).

CCAP & the Observatory of Sustainable Finance Taxonomies, has developed the Global Taxonomy Map & Dashboard—the first open, dynamic and interactive repository of sustainable finance taxonomies worldwide.

The workshop will bring together island nation leaders and global partners to scale waste solutions and climate action.

Chile’s EducaOrgánicos Program shows that aligning environmental education with national climate goals is essential to scaling organic waste solutions and driving behavior change.

Local consultants are the heart of Recycle Organics’ work in SIDS—leading with deep knowledge, care and community trust.

Global research shows that developing tools tailored to each country’s context and users’ needs is essential for effective taxonomy adoption.

Since 2021, the market’s Food Loss and Waste Reduction and Organic Waste Recovery Program has been making a remarkable difference.

The study showcases a compelling example of how robust transparency mechanisms can help unlock vital climate finance.

As we draw closer to COP30, the global community is ramping up efforts to tackle climate change.

In our latest blog, researchers Ana Him and Ana Citlalic González explore Latin America's progress in MSS compliance.

Our climate finance experts dive into how climate finance transparency and taxonomies converge to create powerful solutions.

This assembly provided a critical space to emphasize the essential role of renewable energy in advancing global climate action.

This taxonomy is the result of visionary efforts and steadfast leadership from the Green Finance Office.