Our Domain

What is the issue?

In several countries around the world, from Latin America to Africa and Asia, farmers are struggling to lead a decent life. Disproportionally affected by climate change, global financial structures, and neoliberal globalization, marginalized agricultural workers have for years been tied to an exploitative global trade regime. For different agricultural commodities around the world, there is an urgent need to build knowledge around good agriculture practices, farmer professionalization, market access, as well as normalize fair trade practices.

What can inclsve do?

We provide professional coaching and workshop sessions to enable the participants to make sustainable and long-term oriented decisions. Through our experience coaching cooperatives in Asia, Africa, and Latin America, we have seen how participants are able to leverage the new knowledge they learn to expand opportunities for farmers and their communities.

For whom is this relevant?

• For government agencies with programs in the South
• For businesses with support programs in the South
• For civil society organizations with programs in the South

What is the issue?

A lot of the time, the way a product is produced is neither sustainable nor responsible. This is because managing and monitoring a product’s sustainability from cradle to grave is a complex and challenging task.

What can inclsve do?

We support business to make their products fully sustainable by using our expertise in working with players alongside the value chain. We offer a variety of pragmatic solutions, including benchmarking, due diligence, market research, design of sustainability criteria, as well as incorporating living income and wage solutions. We also give onsite training and project management for sustainable supply chain management.

For whom is this relevant?

For small, medium, and large organizations, both for- and non-profit, with a specific focus on improving the sustainability of a product. The services are especially relevant for those working with agriculture commodities, such as coffee, cacao, tea, rice, fruit, and vegetables, but also in the textile and manufacturing sector.

What is the issue?

Many companies still do not see the merit in creating shared and sustainable value. This is despite years of evidence showing that having a well-defined and sustainable strategy not only allows businesses to achieve long-term social and environmental benefits, but also improves their financial performance.

What can inclsve do?

inclsve supports businesses of all sizes in the development of a comprehensive inclsve sustainability strategy that works for specifically for them. We have developed a methodology—adaptable to the needs of each customer— built around several building blocks. These include benchmarking, due diligence, vision and strategy development, management workshops, facilitating stakeholder dialogue, as well as generating SDG marketing strategies and value creation models. For whom is this relevant?

For whom is this relevant?

For small, medium and large organizations—both for- and non-profit—with core activities in food and agriculture, South-North supply chains, or any development activities in the South.

What is the issue?

Industry sectors are increasingly interested in joining forces to build more sustainable supply chains for all actors, while also creating more efficiency and effectiveness in those chains.

What can inclsve do?

inclsve coordinates with sector organizations in the development of a comprehensive sustainability strategy. We have developed a methodology—adaptable to the needs of each customer— built around several building blocks. These include benchmarking, due diligence, vision and strategy development, management workshops, facilitating stakeholder dialogue, as well as generating SDG marketing strategies and value creation models.

For whom is this relevant?

For all organizations in the North that want to expand their impact through boosting their joint sustainability efforts.