Making Agricultural Trade Sustainable

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About Us

MATS is a 3.5 year duration project. The consortium comprises 14 partners with a wide spectrum of expertise and competences, substantial and longstanding experiences, and wide geographical spread in Europe and Africa.

Our Vision

MATS aims to identify key leverage points for changes in agricultural trade policy that foster the positive and reduce the negative impacts of trade on sustainable development and human rights.

Our Work

MATS develops and pilots new tools for a systemic analysis, and assessment, of the interactions between agricultural trade, investments, sustainability and development. Learn More

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The planet and humanity are in trouble.
We are racing towards environmental and social catastrophe, yet we know how to do things better.

Read more in the 🆕 @UN_CFS HLPE-FSN blog by @WilliamGMoseley about the @CGIAR & @umontpellier process📰⤵️

📅🌏 Mark your calendars for April 25 for our Net-Zero By 2050: The Role of Export Finance conference.

Join us for a discussion on how to phase out export credit support for fossil fuels projects and building future-proof strategies.

Register now: https://gopapace.eventsair.com/high-level-conference-net-zero-by-2050-the-role-of-export-finance/exportcredit/Site/Register

🆕edition of @AMISoutlook is online! (Market info on #rice, #wheat, #maize, #soybean) 🌾

📣The easing of maize and wheat export prices is helping to mitigate the rising freight and insurance costs associated with shipping disruptions.

More: https://shorturl.at/emqX4 @FAO #WTOAg

Achieving food security is dependent on a shift towards #SustainableAgriculture—but an estimated USD 260 billion investment gap exists currently for #SDG zero hunger target. Sustainability standards can help achieve this goal. Read how: https://bit.ly/Agstandards

"In the presence of externalities, we enter the world of the second best where removing the distortion of trade barriers is no longer guaranteed to improve welfare". A good read by Kathy Baylis, Thomas Heckelei, and Thomas W. Hertel: https://go.shr.lc/3xdTU8z

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