People and nature
thriving in harmony
We’re creating a more sustainable world by using social and market forces to protect nature and improve the lives of farmers and forest communities.
Our solutions start at the source
Rainforest Alliance Certified crops are produced according to our rigorous sustainability standard. This standard has detailed criteria covering environmental, social, and economic sustainability.
Community partnerships to restore forest and wildlife
We work in 62 countries to promote more sustainable land management practices while cultivating thriving rural economies—the most widely proven strategy to restore biodiversity and keep our tropical forests standing.
Deforestation • Learn more →
Community Forestry • Learn more →
Fighting climate change—and preparing for a changing world
We work to build climate resilience and reduce emissions across farms, forests, and rural landscapes around the world. That includes supporting companies to build strong supply chains and advancing policies, programs, and investments that support local and nature-based climate action.
Climate-Smart Agriculture • Learn more →
Climate Resilience • Learn more →
Regenerative Agriculture • Learn more →
Building thriving rural economies
We partner with frontline communities on responsible business practices that promote workers’ well-being and improve farmers’ incomes. We make sure that companies recognize and reward sustainability transformation—both in the field and in the boardroom.
Living Wage • Learn more →
Living Income • Learn more →
Social justice and human rights on a global scale
Everyone deserves to live and work with dignity, agency, and self-determination—and promoting the rights of rural people is key to a sustainable future. That’s why we work to transform business practices and government policy, as well as strengthen the rights of the communities we partner with.
Child Labor • Learn more →
Forced Labor • Learn more →
Gender Equality • Learn more →
Indigenous Communities • Learn more →
Worker Rights • Learn more →