FS Bioenergia

PCI Mato Grosso

Cargill

Marfrig

COFCO International

PCI Institute

Forest Positive Coalition

McDonalds

Walmart

Nestle

Jerónimo Martins

Sainsbury's

Sorriso

Nutribras

Bayer

Delicious Fish

Local indicators

LandScale

Bananas

Sugar cane

Cocoa

Cassava

Cotton

Beef

Livestock

Corn

Coffee

Rubber

Pork

Brazilian nuts

Honey

Fuel wood

Vegetables

Pineapple

ABOUT THE PCI STRATEGY
The PCI Strategy is a jurisdictional approach to sustainable rural development, bringing together public, private, and not-for profit actors around long-term goals in its three pillars: Produce, Conserve, and Include. It was launched in December 2015 at COP 21 with the objective of reducing emissions and enabling carbon sequestration through deforestation control coupled with the development of a low-carbon economy in the state. The strategy is based on building an agenda of convergence of interests in the state's agricultural economy, increasing (i) the efficiency of agricultural and forestry production (P axis); (ii) the conservation of remaining native vegetation and restoration of environmental liabilities (C axis); and (iii) the socioeconomic inclusion of family farming and traditional peoples and communities (I axis). The PCI (Produce, Conserve, and Include) strategy is fundamental for the state to achieve its goal of carbon neutrality by 2035. The PCI strategy aims to increase the sustainability of agricultural production by improving livestock productivity and expanding grain acreage on already cleared land; eliminate illegal deforestation; implement the Forest Code; reduce fires; and create financial compensation mechanisms to prevent legal deforestation. It also aims to support family farming and traditional and indigenous populations in accessing credit, technical assistance, institutional markets, and land regularization.
ABOUT THE PCI INSTITUTE
The PCI Institute is a private, non-profit organization, governed by the Government of Mato Grosso, the private sector, the productive sector, and organized by the civil society. Its objective is to support the state of Mato Grosso in raising and executing financial resources from national and international donors and investors for the implementation of the PCI strategy, promoting sustainable development and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. The PCI Institute is regulated by Decree No. 46 of February 27, 2019, and by its Articles of Association

Meeting to discuss the use of efficient microorganisms for better production

Cultivando Vida Sustentável project

Small holder farmers

Indicator #0

Indicator #1

Hectares mapped (eg. HCV/HCS)  for conservation in the landscape (through a participatory approach where relevant)

Hectares in the landscape with a committed to conservation activities have been implemented inside the palm plantation permit areas

Hectares in the landscape under a management plan where conservation activities have been implemented inside the oil palm plantation permit areas

Hectares of HCV/ HCS outside of concessions under protection

Number and type of beneficiary (farmers and community members) identified to engage on production practices and/or livelihoods

Hectares mapped for implementation of improved agricultural or forestry practices.

Number and type of beneficiary (farmers and community members) committed to join or implement activities supporting improved production practices and/or livelihoods

Hectares where producers have committed to implementing improved agricultural or forestry practices

Number and type of beneficiary (farmers and community members) receiving training and capacity building on improved agricultural practices and/or livelihoods

Hectares where improved agricultural or forestry practices (including agroforestry, water mgmt., IPM, etc.) are in process of being implemented

Farmers and community members realizing additonal benefits and income streams

Hectares where improved agricultural or forestry practices (including agroforestry, water mgmt., IPM, etc.) have been implemented

Increase in productivity (yield/ha) of target crop(s)

# type of beneficiaries with improved livelihoods

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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.

Supported Initiatives

PCI Mato Grosso

Sorriso