A global approach of value chain and community development
Transition
During two centuries, the economy and society have been radically separated from natural cycles and prinples, creating heavy damages. But the transition of economy and society towards a sustainable future has already started for local communities and pioneer companies.
Discover how to participate to this movement.
News
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Best wishes for 2020 to all!
Bioeconomy
Bioeconomy: Reconciliating economic activities with the cycles of life is essential to the future of our societies.
Biotrade: A deep understanding of the interaction of social and natural systems, and twenty-five years of development of sustainable products.
Building sustainable livelihoods in West Kalimantan
The program on “management of natural resources based on indigenous peoples’ local knowledge” in West Kalimantan had multiple facets: reclaiming customary rights on land and forest, conducting activities of adaptation to and mitigation of climate change, economic empowerment through the establishment of local credit union service points, and support to food security and income generating activities. It was globally successful, but new challenges appear for the communities involved.
Comoros: developing export and food value chains
In June 2019, the French Development Agency entrusted us through Tero an assignment, for the Union of the Comoros: a feasibility study of a 4 year project for the development of cash (ylang ylang essential oil, vanilla and...
Le label Bio Français Équitable contribuera-t-il à faire avancer le bio français vers plus d’équité ?
La Fédération Nationale de l’Agriculture Biologique (FNAB) vient de lancer le label Bio Français Équitable. Cette initiative contribuera-t-elle à faire avancer le bio français vers plus d’équité ? Cet article analyse le contexte d’émergence de ce label, notamment les défis de l’agriculture biologique et du commerce équitable.
Publications
A few books and many articles on fair trade, biopiracy and the Nagoya Protocol.
Recommendations
Some recommendations from our main clients.
Pierre W. Johnson
International consultant, study and sustainable development of natural products value chains. Specialist of markets of origin, quality and high value products. Expert on Access and Benefit Sharing.
Keynote speaker on transition to an ecological economy & society.
Member of the
International Value Links Association.
Associate expert to
