Vivian Ribeiro is co-founder of Diversa, a consultancy that bridges the gap between complex data and action on the ground by navigating global, national, and local dimensions. We build data solutions such as dashboards, databases, platforms, and apps, transforming raw information into clear insights. Based on our international and fieldwork expertise, we produce compelling reports, policy briefs, and white papers that guide your strategy. Beyond the data, we specialise in community engagement, from developing media content and advocacy campaigns to building critical alignment between diverse stakeholders.
Trase is using Artificial Intelligence (AI) to detect thousands of soy processing and storage facilities in Brazil, supporting progress by companies and governments towards achieving deforestation-free supply chains through product traceability.
China, the Netherlands and France are importing soy at risk of being grown on illegally deforested land in the Atlantic Forest in Brazil, according to analysis by Trase and SOS Mata Atlântica.
Trase researchers have made a significant contribution to understanding how the stability or volatility of trading relations in commodity supply chains can affect deforestation. The findings could be used to inform the development of EU ‘due diligence’ legislation.
World leaders attending the UN climate talks in Glasgow must commit to stopping commodity-driven deforestation if they are to prevent climate catastrophe.
Trase is using Artificial Intelligence (AI) to detect thousands of soy processing and storage facilities in Brazil, supporting progress by companies and governments towards achieving deforestation-free supply chains through product traceability.
China, the Netherlands and France are importing soy at risk of being grown on illegally deforested land in the Atlantic Forest in Brazil, according to analysis by Trase and SOS Mata Atlântica.
Trase researchers have made a significant contribution to understanding how the stability or volatility of trading relations in commodity supply chains can affect deforestation. The findings could be used to inform the development of EU ‘due diligence’ legislation.
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