Landscape resilience
for a sustainable value chain
Our approach is to guarantee our partners a deforestation-free supply chain, while encouraging responsible farming practices that respect existing ecosystems.
PRESERVING BIODIVERSITY
Promoting and supporting agroforestry
As well as promoting and assisting farmers to adopt agroforestry, we invest in academic research to develop economically and ecologically efficient agroforestry systems.
PRESERVATION AND ENVIRONMENTAL STRATEGY
Shade tree distribution
Through various intervention programs, So-B-Green distributes forest trees of local species to farmers according to agroforestry systems predefined with them.
PERFORMANCE AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
Local Environmental Committees (CLE)
We set up Local Environmental Committees (CLE) in collaboration with local authorities, to raise community awareness of climate change, the benefits of agroforestry systems and the Forestry Code.
This local governance body helps to encourage farmers to adopt agroforestry and land protection techniques, while protecting them from legal and illegal loggers.
100% SUSTAINABLE
Our projects to promote territorial resilience
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SUSTAINABLE TRANSFORMATION SOLUTIONS
EUDR
We guide you through the EUDR compliance process, combining documentary, field and satellite verification.
Certification
We can support you throughout the certification process, or on an Ad hoc basis.
Farmers resilience
We intervene through numerous activities to strengthen the resilience of farmers and their households.
So-B-Green FAQ
Territorial issues require territorial responses. Deforestation or excessive use of plant protection products on one plot will have a potential impact on neighboring fields (water contamination, lack of evapotranspiration, etc.). The systemic impact of practices on a given area therefore requires the harmonization of best practices in order to achieve global resilience.
Our approach is multi-disciplinary and multi-stakeholder. It involves working with different stakeholders in the areas where we operate, from customary authorities to public authorities and other players in the agricultural sector.
Flexibility, know-how, innovation and rigor are our best assets in supporting you.
