The Ethiopian government is reforesting on a grand scale and therefore welcomes the EU deforestation regulation. Nevertheless, it is not easy for the coffee farmers to comply with the directive. They also have other goals.
By Amelie Günther
The Council and Parliament are now in agreement. The EUDR is to be postponed for another year, and the Commission will propose a revision by the end of April. The trilogue will take place on Dec. 4 and should be quick to conclude.
By Markus Grabitz
The Council and Parliament now have the same position. The deforestation regulation will be postponed for another year, with the Commission set to propose a revision by the end of April. The trilogue is scheduled for Dec. 4 and should be over quickly.
By Markus Grabitz
Some member states had called for the anti-deforestation directive to be postponed for another year. The Danish Council Presidency has now submitted a proposal to this effect.
By Lukas Knigge
Critics in the EU Parliament and the Council are not satisfied with the EU Commission's proposed amendments to the anti-deforestation regulation. A proposed solution is now up for debate.
By Julia Dahm
The EU Commission is moving away from postponing the deadline for new rules against deforestation by one year across the board. In return, it is weakening reporting obligations for farmers and foresters, among others.
By Julia Dahm
The Commission plans to act soon on its announcement to postpone the anti-deforestation regulation. Many member states welcome this.
By Julia Dahm
Several political groups in the European Parliament have criticized a possible further postponement of the anti-deforestation regulation.
By Julia Dahm
The discussion about the planned TFFF initiative is gathering pace. A platform is to track investments and potential disbursements, and the Ministry of Development is looking into participating.
By Lisa Kuner
EU Environment Commissioner Roswall wants to postpone the anti-deforestation regulation (EUDR) for a second time – allegedly for technical reasons alone. The Commission is sending mixed signals regarding changes to the content.
By Julia Dahm and Lukas Knigge
