Reports
Explore and download the latest EMMA4EU publications, highlighting key findings, best practices, and innovative methods for implementing the EUDR and establishing a deforestation-free supply chain.
The EMMA4EU reports form a progressive pathway towards deforestation-free supply chains and EUDR implementation. The journey starts with identifying the skills and knowledge gaps among professionals and students (Training Needs Assessment), followed by an in-depth analysis of real-world case studies to understand what works and what doesn’t in the market (Innovation Report). Building on these insights, the final step provides a practical, adaptable framework to guide businesses, public bodies, and civil society towards effective implementation (Roadmap to Commitment).
Together, these publications offer a comprehensive toolkit to support managers, education, and decision-making on deforestation-free supply chains across sectors.
Training Needs Assessment for the future of deforestation-free supply chain management
This report, produced by the University of Padova (EMMA4EU partner), presents the results of an online survey that identified knowledge, skills, and competence gaps among students and professionals involved in reducing deforestation risk in commodity supply chains and implementing the EU Deforestation-Free Products Regulation (EUDR).
Innovation Report on Deforestation-free Supply Chains
This report, developed by the EMMA4EU project partners, analyses 43 case studies to comprehensively evaluate successful and less successful practices to achieve deforestation-free supply chains (DFSC) and offer guidance on EUDR implementation.
In addition to compliance, this report broadens the scope to include other interrelated dimensions of supply chain management, such as corporate social responsibility (CSR) and technological solutions.
Training Needs Assessment for the future of deforestation-free supply chain management
This report, produced by the University of Padova (EMMA4EU partner), presents the results of an online survey that identified knowledge, skills, and competence gaps among students and professionals involved in reducing deforestation risk in commodity supply chains and implementing the EU Deforestation-Free Products Regulation (EUDR).
Innovation Report on Deforestation-free Supply Chains
This report, developed by the EMMA4EU project partners, analyses 43 case studies to comprehensively evaluate successful and less successful practices to achieve deforestation-free supply chains (DFSC) and offer guidance on EUDR implementation.
In addition to compliance, this report broadens the scope to include other interrelated dimensions of supply chain management, such as corporate social responsibility (CSR) and technological solutions.
Roadmap to commitment
Developed by EMMA4EU partners, this tool provides a practical, step-by-step framework to support businesses, public authorities, financial institutions, and civil society in building Deforestation-Free Supply Chains. It outlines five key steps with tailored actions, guiding questions, and case studies for each stakeholder group.
