Coffee

Coconut

Palm oil

Aceh Tamiang

Cotton

Balsas Region

Corn

Livestock

Barra do Garças 

Fuel wood 

Other food crops

Rice

Rubber

Cocoa

Cavally Region

Beef

Dairy

Cesar

Potatoes 

Onions

Wheat

Maize

Oranges

Chhindwara					

Fruits

Pepper

CuMgar

Durian

Avocado

Di Linh 

Foya

Sugar cane

Huila

Brazilian nuts

Juruena Valley 

Ketapang

Tropical Timber

Kinabatangan

Vegetables, Roots and Tubers

Krong Nang 

Kubu Raya

Kunak

Flowers

Lac Duong

Bananas

Magdalena

Cassava Starch

Cassava

Mbangassina

Pulp & paper

Musi Banyuasin

Turmeric

Black pepper

Paderu

PCI Mato Grosso

Pork

Sorriso

SourceUp general information

Millet

Sorghum

Groundnut

Shea 

Sesame

Southern Regions of Chad

Meeting to discuss the use of efficient microorganisms for better production

Cultivando Vida Sustentável project

Small holder farmers

Area with reduced illegal deforestation

Area of planted forests

Number of families in ATER in family agriculture

Proportion of children In education, disaggregated by gender

Agricultural household income compared to national average

Regularized family farming plots compared to total land

Percentage of landscapes with formalized land tenure rights

Percentage of adult population with secure rights to land 

Number of unresolved land or resource conflicts or grievances including those related to large scale land acquisitions

Land conflicts

MWH produced through solar energy

Percentage increase in  horticultural production

Percentage increase in pig production

Percentage increase in honey production

Percentage increase in fish production

Percentage increase in fruit production

Percentage increase in corn ethanol production  

Percentage increase in milk production  

Area of Soy bean production under RTRS certification

Sorriso&nbsp;is located in the northern part of Mato Grosso state and it is a major grain producer in Brazil. Its economy is strongly linked to intensive production of soy and corn, occupying a large part of its territory. It is also located in a transition region between the Cerrado and the Amazon Biomes. The total area of the municipality is 934.755 ha, of which 632.025ha is dedicated to annual crops and 287.000ha of preserved native vegetation. The grains production in Sorriso corresponds to 1,1% of total value of national production, with R$ 5.3 billion produced.&nbsp;

 
The compact was initiated in May 2018, with the convening of stakeholders from the public sector and farmers representative; over the past of 4 months different stakeholders were invited to participate on the construction of the vision and targets for the territory, being them representative of the family agriculture farmers, NGO´s, local industries, banks, retailers and traders and in September of 2018 a Letter of Intentions were signed and a vision for the sustainable development of the territory was established. After the signature of the letter of intentions the recently formed local coalition started to build up the local targets in accordance with the vision and in April 2019 the Compact was formally signed through an MoU between the parties.

Rural Workers Union

Delicious Fish

Sorriso City Hall

Earth Innovation Institute

Sustainable Municipalities Program from Mato Grosso (PMS)

Cofco

RTRS

Family Agriculture Rural Union

APOS

IDH 

CAT Sorriso

UNEM (Corn Ethanol National Association)

Bayer

Carrefour

Coopercel

PCI Institute

NatCap Consulting

FS Bioenergy

Nutribrás

Partnership between & Green Fund and FS to develop deforestation-free corn chain in Mato Grosso

IDH and Wholechain show prototype of a system based on blockchain technology for the traceability of sustainable soy during the Global Oceans Conference in Lisbon

CAT Sorriso holds meeting to celebrate results with producers and partners

Brazil: IDH mobilizes businesses, government, NGOs for low-carbon production in Sorriso.

Sorriso PCI Compact creates a safe environment for investors interested in responsible soybean production

REM approves new investment and will strengthen inclusion in the Mato Grosso PCI Compacts

Mato Grosso reinforces actions to prevent and fight forest fires

Sorriso creates innovative financial credit tool for the inclusion of family farming

Town Hall formalizes adherence to the Sorriso PCI Compact

PCI Compact members engage in anti-fire campaigns in Mato Grosso and Maranhão States

Local indicators 

Increase production and fostering the production of the product in the region

Improve production rates

SDG 12: Responsible Consumption and Production

SourceUp Core

Elimination of Illegal deforestation

Forests and natural ecosystems

Address issues of inadequate or limited educational opportunities and provide quality education 

Improve schooling rate 

Livelihoods

Agricultural households incomes as percentage of the national average income

Increase household income vs. the national average

Increase ATER in family agriculture 

Increase solar energy

Increase farmer ownership by regularizing farmer plots

Land tenure

Decrease the number of unresolved land and resource conflicts

Increase the area of planted forests 

Percentage of landscape with formalized land tenure right that has clearly defined boundaries shown in publicly accessible maps

Increase formalized land tenure

Support communities to have legal and recognized rights to access. control and utilize land in a secure and sustainable manner

Secure Land Tenure Rights

Goals & Indicators