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Acceleration Programme for Sustainable Agricultural Credit Transition Has Already Supported 25 Companies and Launches 3rd Edition
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Acceleration Programme for Sustainable Agricultural Credit Transition Has Already Supported 25 Companies and Launches 3rd Edition

SAPO Notícias13 September 2026 at 17:00

The Acceleration Programme for Sustainable Transition, promoted by Crédito Agrícola in partnership with Maze Impact, is launching its 3rd edition. The programme is targeted at companies in the Tourism sector and aims to support the sustainable transition of these organisations.

To date, the programme has supported 25 companies and contributed to the publication of 17 sustainability reports. These results demonstrate the positive impact the initiative has had on promoting sustainable practices in the sector.

Applications for the 3rd edition are open and can be submitted until October 6th. Companies interested in joining the programme should apply within this deadline to benefit from the support offered.

Why this matters

Companies in the agricultural and tourism sectors have until October 6th to apply to a programme that has already demonstrated concrete results, having supported 25 companies and produced 17 sustainability reports. This initiative represents an opportunity for small and medium enterprises to improve their environmental practices and competitiveness.

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