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Global Canopy

Impact Report 2025-2026

Global Canopy provides open data, research and guidance to help companies, financial institutions, governments and campaigners address deforestation and nature loss. Its 2025-2026 report describes growing use of ENCORE, Trase and Forest IQ, alongside examples of how partners used its evidence to change sourcing practices and strengthen accountability.

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Global Canopy develops open-access environmental data, research and practical guidance that helps organisations understand their links to deforestation and nature loss. ENCORE maps dependence on nature, Trase traces commodity supply chains, and Forest 500 and Forest IQ assess influential companies and financial institutions. The charity also trains users, works with policymakers and supports campaigners and journalists using its evidence to challenge harmful practices. Custom geography from upload: UK-based, global reach

Key Metrics

Key Metric 1 More than 162,000 people used data platforms during the year
Key Metric 2 18,000 registered ENCORE users, up from 12,000 a year earlier
Key Metric 3 Trase tracks 16,000 companies; Forest IQ and Forest IQ Pro cover 3,000 companies

Key Outcomes

  • Trase data supported partner pressure leading Royal Golden Eagle to announce it would cease sourcing from a deforestation-linked mill.
  • Brazil's Federal Public Prosecutor's Office used do Pasto ao Prato data to challenge retailers' sourcing.
  • Trase data underpinned more than 10 campaigns, investigations and legal complaints during the year.

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