FAQ: 2020 Farm Requirements
A detailed FAQ about the Rainforest Alliance 2020 Sustainable Agriculture Standard Farm Requirements.... Continue Reading
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Find our list of Associate Trainers that can provide training in the implementation of the 2020 Sustainable Agriculture Standard
A detailed FAQ about the Rainforest Alliance 2020 Sustainable Agriculture Standard Farm Requirements.... Continue Reading
Rainforest Alliance certification is carried out by our authorized certification bodies. Find an authorized certification body in your county.... Continue Reading
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The Rainforest Alliance 2020 Certification Program is now published, but that doesn’t mean our work is done. We are continuing to actively seek feedback from farmers, companies, and other partners to make the program better and ensure smooth implementation on the ground. Find out what we’ve been doing with the banana sector and how their feedback helps us fine-tune the standard.... Continue Reading
This workbook contains easy-to-use forms to support implementation of the actions to tackle child labor including stakeholder analysis, legal assessment, hazardous tasks assessment, risk guidance, management plan, monitoring tools, and remediation plan.
This annex provides practical tools and guidance on how to engage safely with children, putting children’s interests first.
This annex provides an overview of the due diligence laws and relevant business frameworks and guidance relevant to child labor in supply chains.
This annex provides an overview of resources per module that can support further learning.
Aparajita Bhalla, Global Director of Sector Transformation for Rainforest Alliance, states that we can't make progress towards a sustainable future unless the economic resilience and wellbeing of farmers is addressed first.