Do you seek an exceptional opportunity to further develop your skills in partnership and funding development in a highly regarded global NGO? This might be the job for you.
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We are looking for a professional in agronomy, biological sciences or natural resources with experience in agriculture and a strong interest in sustainable agriculture projects.
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From September 2018 to March 2019, the SAN worked on the design of the Biodiversity Check Agrícola (BCA), a voluntary tool for evaluating and improving biodiversity conservation practices in farms.
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As part of the celebration of the International Day for Biological Diversity, the Sustainable Agriculture Network, the Global Nature Fund (GNF) and Fundación Global Nature (FGN) are signing a Memorandum of Understanding with the aim of joining forces to promote biodiversity restoration and conservation in the agri-food sector.
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Sharing the results of the engagement we had during 2018 with organizations in India that work to halt forced labour.
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Passion is undoubtedly the best word to describe Silvia Rioja; passion for life, family, work, and as a dedicated biologist, passion for nature, especially the world of plants.
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Pesticides and Alternatives: The multi-lingual tool to support pest control with less negative environmental and human impact.
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The new SAN Executive Director, José J. Campos, spoke to the UN Forum on Forests (UNFF) about forests, inclusive and sustainable economic growth and employment.
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The data on sustainability performance of more than 1,160 farms in Brazil, covering an area of approximately 45,000 productive hectares of coffee, orange, sugar cane and paprika, are currently registered in our iHub.
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The Sustainable Agriculture Network (SAN) proudly announces that José Joaquín Campos Arce has been named as its new Executive Director.
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With a workshop in the Dominican Republic we will conclude the Training for the implementation of the Biodiversity Check Agrícola tool.
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During November 2018 we conducted a pilot using a risk-based approach to assess key sustainability issues in smallholder rubber sourcing in Ivory Coast. Now we share the results.
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The SAN-Nestlé Spices Responsible Sourcing Partnership focus its work on four key spices in India. Learn more about them in these crop profiles.
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The SAN will have a new executive director in 2019, with the departure of Andre de Freitas at the end of the year.
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This November 29 will begin in Costa Rica the I Training Workshop for the implementation of the Biodiversity Check Agrícola tool.
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Our Excecutive Director, Andre de Freitas, spoke at Re:co Symposium about the trends in sustainable sourcing and how we think agriculture sustainability is changing in order to deliver major impact.
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We’re leading a project to develop a voluntary tool that will help to evaluate and improve biodiversity conservation practices at the farm and landscape level in Central America and the Caribbean.
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We’re pleased to present our new sustainability program "Farms for the Future", especially designed to respond to the challenges agriculture faces in today’s world, of preparing to feed 10 billion people in 2050, and do so in an environmentally and socially sustainable way. We invite you to learn more.
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In the new episode of "Sustainability Dialogues" we spoke with Kim Elena Ionescu, Chief Sustainability Officer of the Specialty Coffee Association (SCA). The SCA is a nonprofit, membership-based organization that represents thousands of coffee professionals, from producers to baristas all over the world. SCA acts as a unifying force within the specialty coffee industry and works to make coffee better by raising standards worldwide through a collaborative and progressive approach.
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The Sustainable Agriculture Network (SAN) and Nestle signed an agreement to work together for the next two years in order to develop a sustainability system to improve the responsible source of spices.
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