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Meet the Sustainable Agriculture Network

A global network working with farmers, communities, and partners to turn sustainable agriculture into measurable gains for people and nature.

Mission

SAN is transforming agriculture towards a sustainable and equitable future for communities and nature.

Vision

Agriculture healing and nourishing our extraordinary planet.

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Our Approach, Your Advantage

SAN’s edge is how we work. We are farmer-first, science-driven, and locally led.
Everything we do is powered by radical collaboration across our network.

We act with integrity and inclusivity. We listen with empathy.
We show up with curiosity to learn fast and adaptability to make solutions stick.

We blend agronomy, biodiversity, water, and human rights.
Then we back it with monitoring, reporting, and verification you can trust.

Producers get practical tools and training. Incomes rise. Resilience grows.
Companies get credible due diligence, traceability, and investor-grade impact data.

Public partners gain participatory landscape plans that align policy and investment.


Together, we scale impact—meeting compliance, reducing risk, and delivering real gains for people and nature.

Our Members, Our Strength

A global community of NGOs, farmer groups, and experts working with SAN to turn sustainable agriculture into real results.

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ABIODES - Associação para Desenvolvimento Sustentável
ABIODES
Agriculture and Forestry Research and Development Center for Mountainous Region (ADC)
ADC
Asociación Mexicana de Bosques Comestibles (AMEBOSCO)
AMEBOSCO
Association for Stimulating Know-how (ASK India)
ASK India
CABI
CABI
CORAF - West and Central Africa Council for Agricultural Research and Development
CORAF
Centre d' Etudes, Formation, Conseils et Audits (CEFCA)
CEFCA
Chipembere Community Development Organization (CCDO)
CCDO
Circular Bioeconomy Alliance
Circular Bioeconomy Alliance
Consorcio Ambiental Dominicano (CAD)
CAD
CottonConnect
CottonConnect
Earth Net Foundation
Earth Net Foundation
Fundación Global Nature
Fundación Global Nature
Fundación Interamericana de Investigación Tropical (FIIT)
FIIT
Fundación Natura
Fundación Natura
Fundatia Adept
Fundatia Adept
Instituto de Manejo e Certificação Florestal e Agrícola (Imaflora)
Imaflora
Instituto para la Cooperación y el Autodesarrollo (ICADE)
ICADE
Kaleka
Kaleka
Movement for Ecological Learning and Community Action (MELCA)
MELCA
Nature Kenya
Nature Kenya
Organisation for Indigenous Initiatives and Sustainability (ORGIIS)
ORGIIS
PELUM Uganda
PELUM Uganda
Pachamama Alliance
Pachamama Alliance
Preferred by Nature
Preferred by Nature
Pronatura Sur
Pronatura Sur
Rainforest Alliance
Rainforest Alliance
Red de Acción en Agricultura Alternativa (RAAA)
RAAA
Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB)
RSPB
Rural Aid Pakistan
Rural Aid Pakistan
Rural Education and Economic Development Society (REEDS)
REEDS
SalvaNatura
SalvaNatura
Setara Jambi
Setara Jambi
Wild Asia
Wild Asia

About SAN

SAN is a nonprofit network with over twenty years of experience, that helps people and nature thrive through credible, on-the-ground delivery. We convene civil society organizations, producer groups, technical partners, and institutions to make sustainable agriculture real—backed by verification and practical support.

 

The SAN Secretariat coordinates quality standards, shared tools, and partnerships; our members lead delivery in their own contexts. Together we simplify compliance, protect rights and livelihoods, advance regenerative practices, and produce decision-grade evidence for communities, funders, and market actors.

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Meet the SAN Secretariat

Committed professionals from around the globe, dedicated to transforming agriculture from their fields of expertise

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Board of Directors

SAN belongs to its members. That is why both the General Assembly and the Board of Directors are entirely composed of SAN members.

Eduardo Trevisan

Eduardo Trevisan

President

Imaflora
Paul Matiku

Paul Matiku

Vice President

Nature Kenya
Alcides Andrade

Alcides Andrade

Treasurer

ICADE
Melanie Bayo

Melanie Bayo

Vocal

CEFCA
Jordi Domingo

Jordi Domingo

Vocal

Fundación Global Nature
Aqueel Khan

Aqueel Khan

Vocal

ASK India
Ariel Zorrilla

Ariel Zorrilla

Vocal

Preferred by Nature
Bernardinus Steni

Bernardinus Steni

Vocal

Kaleka
Dennis Rangi

Dennis Rangi

Vocal

CABI
Reza Asmi

Reza Asmi

Vocal

Wild Asia
Clara Solano

Clara Solano

Comptroller

Fundación Natura

External Advisory Board

SAN’s External Advisory Board provides independent, strategic advice to the Board of Directors and the CEO. Serving in a non-voting, observer capacity, members offer global perspectives on governance, risk, and organizational effectiveness. Their guidance strengthens accountability, leadership, and SAN’s credibility as a mission-driven network.

Dr. Martin Hilb

Founder of the Swiss Board Foundation and Professor Emeritus at University of St. Gallen; renowned expert in corporate governance.

Ms. Phyllis Caldwell, MBA

Impact investor and former banker; ex-Chief of the U.S. Treasury’s Homeownership Preservation Office; board member at JBG SMITH and OneMain Financial.

Ms. Elizabeth Adu, LLM

International lawyer, former Deputy General Counsel of the World Bank, and senior advisor on global legal and governance matters.

Dr. Geoffrey Hawtin OBE

Agricultural scientist specialized in agrobiodiversity and crop breeding. Former DG of CGIAR centers and CEO of the Crop Trust; 2024 World Food Prize co-recipient.

Accountability

Financial Statements 2024

2024 Annual Impact Report

Network Report 2022-2023

Financial Statements 2023

Financial Statements 2022

Annual Report 2021

Financial Statements 2021

Financial Statements 2020

Annual Report 2020

Financial Statements 2019

Annual Report 2019

Financial Statements 2018

Financial Statements 2017

Financial Statements 2016

Financial Statements 2015

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Join the SAN Global Impact Network

For organizations that deliver or enable change on the ground—NGOs, producer groups/co-ops, research bodies, inter-governmental agencies, and social enterprises.

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