Impact
Measuring what matters.
Impact claims are easy to make and hard to prove. We publish figures only when we can show how we measured them. This page sets out what we track and how.
What we measure
Five areas, tracked continuously.
Climate
- CO₂ utilised in cultivation
- Emissions avoided (with method stated)
- Biomass produced
Circularity
- Organic waste diverted from dumping or burning
- Materials recovered
- Resources reused
Agriculture
- Farmers reached
- Inputs supplied
- Soil and productivity outcomes from documented trials
Livelihoods and economy
- Jobs created
- Local suppliers and value chains
- Aquaponics systems installed
Innovation
- Technologies developed
- Pilots completed
- Research partnerships
How we measure
Five rules for every figure.
- Measured, not modelled
- Or clearly labelled when modelled.
- Dated and sourced
- Every figure shows when it was measured and how.
- Conservative
- When in doubt, we round down.
- Verified where possible
- We seek independent verification for climate figures before publishing them.
- Updated regularly
- Figures are reviewed annually.
Where our work connects
Our work relates to the UN Sustainable Development Goals on zero hunger (2), clean water (6), clean energy (7), decent work (8), industry and innovation (9), responsible production (12) and climate action (13).
- 02Zero hunger
- 06Clean water
- 07Clean energy
- 08Decent work
- 09Industry and innovation
- 12Responsible production
- 13Climate action
Partner for impact.
We work with funders, governments and development organisations to deliver and measure programmes in agriculture, food and climate.