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1 Managing Smart Sustainability Results certification decade 2001 Conventional 99% Certified 1% Daniele Giovannucci Committee On Sustainability Assessment 1

2 certification decade 2005 Conventional 96% Certified 4% Daniele Giovannucci Committee On Sustainability Assessment certification decade 2010 Conventional 91% Certified < 9% Daniele Giovannucci Committee On Sustainability Assessment 2

3 Where is the tipping point? 2015 est. Conventional 80% Certified 20% Economic Farmer Livelihoods Risk & Resilience Competitiveness Management Organizational Social Health & Safety Working Conditions Education & Training Basic Rights & Equity Inclusive Value Chains Environmental Resource Use Waste Soil Conservation Biodiversity Climate Change 3

4 COSA basis: International and Normative References CITES Convention Convention on Biological Diversity FAO Rome Declaration on World Food Security FAO GAP IFC Social and Environmental Policies & Performance Standards ILO Core 8 Conventions International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights International Plant Protection Convention Millennium Development Goals OECD Agri-Environmental Indicators OECD Economic Guidelines Ramsar Convention on Wetlands Rio Declaration Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants UN Convention to Combat Desertification UN Framework Convention on Climate Change UN Global Compact Universal Declaration of Human Rights Winnipeg Principles WHO Guidelines for Water Quality Etc sustainability comes in many forms COSA encompasses them and more 4

5 Committee On Sustainability Assessment who we are non-profit & volunteer-driven consortium with great supporters Committee On Sustainability Assessment working together: 5

6 COSA : unique in 3 ways 1. Local Partners participate and co-lead 2. Neutral Science is accepted and credible 3. Globally comparable indicators in Africa, LAC, Asia... certification systems deliver training 6

7 Training in Vietnam (hours & type) Yields A*** B 2009 Control 2008 Certification 16 7

8 children attending school modest restrictions for agrochemical application by vulnerable groups (2010) Agri-standards sometimes not delivering promise: less than a quarter in this case Pregnant Women Children Untrained National sampling 1050 TNZ producers 8

9 More income alone does not improve environmental conditions Environmental Indicator Levels Initiatives Control Income percentiles COSA : Coffee Colombia Costa Rica Cote d Ivoire Ghana Guatemala Nicaragua Tanzania Vietnam ENTWINED supporting the Database 9

10 1. Participatory process is inclusive with Local Partners 2. Neutral Science is credible thecosa.org D a n i e l e G i o v a n n u c c i 3. Globally comparable indicators Africa, LAC, Asia... D t h e C O S A. o r g 10

11 Managing Smart Sustainability Results certification decade 2001 Conventional 99% Certified 1% Daniele Giovannucci Committee On Sustainability Assessment 1

12 certification decade 2005 Conventional 96% Certified 4% Daniele Giovannucci Committee On Sustainability Assessment certification decade 2010 Conventional 91% Certified < 9% Daniele Giovannucci Committee On Sustainability Assessment 2

13 Where is the tipping point? 2015 est. Conventional 80% Certified 20% Economic Farmer Livelihoods Risk & Resilience Competitiveness Management Organizational Social Health & Safety Working Conditions Education & Training Basic Rights & Equity Inclusive Value Chains Environmental Resource Use Waste Soil Conservation Biodiversity Climate Change 3

14 COSA basis: International and Normative References CITES Convention Convention on Biological Diversity FAO Rome Declaration on World Food Security FAO GAP IFC Social and Environmental Policies & Performance Standards ILO Core 8 Conventions International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights International Plant Protection Convention Millennium Development Goals OECD Agri-Environmental Indicators OECD Economic Guidelines Ramsar Convention on Wetlands Rio Declaration Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants UN Convention to Combat Desertification UN Framework Convention on Climate Change UN Global Compact Universal Declaration of Human Rights Winnipeg Principles WHO Guidelines for Water Quality Etc sustainability comes in many forms COSA encompasses them and more 4

15 Committee On Sustainability Assessment who we are non-profit & volunteer-driven consortium with great supporters Committee On Sustainability Assessment working together: 5

16 COSA : unique in 3 ways 1. Local Partners participate and co-lead 2. Neutral Science is accepted and credible 3. Globally comparable indicators in Africa, LAC, Asia... certification systems deliver training 6

17 Training in Vietnam (hours & type) Yields for 2 popular certifications (A & B) *** = 99% confidence level A*** 2009 Certification 2008 Control B 16 7

18 children attending school modest restrictions for agrochemical application by vulnerable groups (2010) Agri-standards sometimes not delivering promise: less than a quarter in this case Pregnant Women Children Untrained National sampling 1050 TNZ producers 8

19 More income alone does not improve environmental conditions Environmental Indicator Levels Initiatives Control Income percentiles COSA : Coffee Colombia Costa Rica Cote d Ivoire Ghana Guatemala Nicaragua Tanzania Vietnam ENTWINED supporting the Database 9

20 1. Participatory process is inclusive with Local Partners 2. Neutral Science is credible thecosa.org D a n i e l e G i o v a n n u c c i 3. Globally comparable indicators Africa, LAC, Asia... D t h e C O S A. o r g 10