This working paper is a joint initiative by the ISEAL Alliance, Sustainable Food Lab, and COSA to align various metric protocols and guidance on farm economics. The paper is not
Sustainability is defined and achieved in many ways. For two decades, standards and certifications have been the backbone of the discussion. There is also an increasing body of evidence, both
Sustainable Harvest Coffee Importers invited COSA President Daniele Giovannucci to speak about the future of the coffee industry at the Let's Talk Coffee 2016 coffee supply chain
2015 marked a defining moment for sustainable agriculture with the signing of the Sustainable Development Goals and a growing number of public-private partnerships that aim to help realize them. As countries,
This paper unveils new methodological advancements that will contribute to improving how to assess the impact of sustainability initiatives. The work is a part of the ‘Demonstrating and Improving Poverty
Daniele Giovannucci’s five key principles from the 7th Annual Symposium include common indicators that reduce confusion, standardized measures improving project design and assessment, local capacity
Jessica Mullan and Daniele Giovannucci Original publish date: June 5, 2015
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How a collapse in the world coffee market spawned a scientific force for good
Can a single entity really make a difference in agricultural sustainability where the challenges are both complex and far-reaching?
