Strategy to 2030
People. Nature. Climate. Proof.
We’re a nonprofit network built to make sustainable agriculture the norm—by supporting farming communities, strengthening local civil society, and delivering verified outcomes that anyone can trust.
Our Purpose
Vision: Agriculture healing and nourishing our extraordinary planet.
Mission: Transforming agriculture toward a sustainable and equitable future for communities and nature.
How we show up: Integrity, radical collaboration, curiosity, empathy, inclusivity and adaptability guide what we do and how we partner—with producers, CSOs, governments, funders, and market actors.
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What we are aiming for
Climate action in agriculture
practical pathways that reduce emissions and build resilience where farms are most exposed.
Nature protected and restored
outcomes for soils, water, and biodiversity as part of everyday production.
Equity and rights in rural economies
safer work, fairer income, and stronger voice for farmers and workers.
A stronger Global Impact Network
coordinated, high-quality local delivery that communities and partners can rely on.
How Transformation Happens —Our Theory of Change
We co-design locally and work through trusted partners. We verify results. Inputs become support and safeguards. Activities become adoption by farmers and alignment by suppliers. Outputs become evidence. Outcomes are healthier ecosystems, safer work, and resilient livelihoods. Feedback and learning improve each cycle.
Dive Deeper: Our Theory of Change
Explore the ambitious goals we've set for the Network and the clear path we're already on—and of which you can become a key player.
What We Prioritize
Compliance & Risk Management
Simple, defensible due diligence and supplier expectations that reduce burden on farmers and local partners.
Regenerative Supply Chain Transformation
Adoption pathways, agronomy support, and fair incentives that deliver real change on the ground.
Impact MRV
Satellite + field truthing, clear claims logic, and QA/QC so results are trusted by communities, funders, and auditors.
Traceability & Data
Onboarding, geolocation, risk screening, and pipelines that make reporting easier and more comparable.
Human Rights & Inclusive Livelihoods
HREDD, CLMRS, grievance and remediation systems, and practical routes toward living income.
What this means for stakeholders
Farmers & producer groups
Clear expectations, practical support, and fair incentives that make change possible and worthwhile.
Civil society organizations
A stable route to funding and shared tools (MRV, safeguards, program management) to raise quality and reduce admin.
Public agencies & donors
Comparable, verifiable results and cost-effectiveness so capital goes where it works.
Companies & cooperatives
Harmonized asks, faster execution, fewer parallel programs—because simplicity helps everyone participate.
How Change Happens
Co-design locally
With producer organizations and CSOs; align on risks, rights, and outcomes, according to funders- needs and world-class practices
Deliver through the Network
Trusted and vetted in-country partners co-lead implementation with consistent quality standards.
Verify and learn
With shared MRV; adjust quickly based on evidence and feedback.
Publish practical outputs
From community dashboards to audit-ready reports—so results are visible and useful to all.
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Talk to our Strategic Programs Team
For corporate sustainability, procurement, and finance teams exploring compliance, MRV, regeneration, rights, or traceability.
Tell us about your supply-chain challenge and where you need support. We’ll review your details and follow up with next steps tailored to your context.