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LEAF - Driving sustainability: A review of our impact, achievements and challenges 2013

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Published 2013 by Linking Environment and Farming (LEAF). Authored by Linking Environment And Farming (LEAF)

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Sustainability Approaches:

Voluntary Sustainability Standards

Sustainability Tools:

Linking Environment And Farming (LEAF)

Sustainability Issues:

Freshwater and oceans
Health and wellbeing
Livelihoods

Outcomes of Interest:

Assets
Habitat for plants and wildlife
Market access

Specific Themes:

Audits and assurance
Finance
Risk mitigation / management

Sectors:

Agriculture

Sustainable Development Goals:

SDG 3 - Good Health and Well-Being
SDG 11 - Sustainable Cities and Communities
SDG 12 - Responsible Production and Consumption
Region/Country:

Geographies:

Global

Summary

The 2013 edition of Linking Environment and Farming (LEAF) global impacts report presents achievements of LEAF members and LEAF Marque certified businesses in delivering more sustainable food and farming in the last year. The report draws from audits and different independent surveys and looks at 24 economic, environmental and social outcomes.

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LEAF - Driving sustainability: A review of our impact, achievements and challenges 2013

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Published 2013 by Linking Environment and Farming (LEAF). Authored by Linking Environment And Farming (LEAF)

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