IPM Coalition Database

In 2016, nine ISEAL members came together to form the Integrated Pest Management (IPM) Coalition. The coalition aims to reduce and eventually eliminate the use of highly hazardous pesticides, and to promote more sustainable alternatives. It also aims to harmonise approaches to pesticides between ISEAL member standards.


Video | Small producers: voices from the field

In this video, small producers report on the impact sustainability standards have had on their life. 


Webinar | Let's explore the IPM Coalition's database for pesticides

Juan Isaza, Program Manager, explains what the IPM Coalition is and how this initiative will accelerate the elimination of highly hazardous pesticide usage throughout the world.


A climate-focused data integrity framework



A Regenerative Incentives System for Smallholders



Accessing learning in due diligence and grievance mechanisms



Adapting to a landscape approach



Applying a risk-based approach to assurance systems



Botanicals premiums for local livelihoods



Connecting sustainability performance to the global goals for coffee and cotton



Credible sustainability impact claims: framework for chain of custody and assurance requirements



Demonstrating and Improving Poverty Impacts project (DIPI)

Funded by the Ford Foundation, the Demonstrating and Improving Poverty Impacts Project (DIPI) seeks to understand the contribution that certification systems can make to poverty alleviation and pro-poor development.


Designing a blueprint for sustainable landscapes



Detecting forced and bonded labour through a rapid assessment tool



Developing a climate action toolkit for sugarcane and cotton producers



Developing a low carbon assurance module to validate greenhouse gas emission reductions in rice



Developing climate-related traceability systems for complex value chains



Developing common indicators for farm-level coffee sustainability



Embedding worker-led approaches into human rights due diligence



Empower & Exchange: Empowering producers of sugarcane products through data access and providing insights on responsible, efficient data exchange to meet the needs of the supply chain



Enabling better application of risk-based approaches



Enabling community-based monitoring with geospatial technology



Enhancing accuracy and integrity of first mile traceability data through digitalisation and process innovation



Enhancing social auditing in coffee supply chains



Expanding a blueprint for sustainable landscapes