Members
Affiliate Members
The Circular Bioeconomy Alliance welcomes organizations demonstrating commitment to the CBA vision, mission and principles.
Our Affiliate Members include scientific organisations, corporations, banks and funds, indigenous communities, NGOs and companies. They provide expertise and implement projects in areas related to the circular bioeconomy, and actively contribute to the development and implementation of CBA activities.
Our members are listed in alphabetical order.
| About the organisation | Type of work | Geographical area | Sector | Commodities |
| Aboca is an Italian healthcare company that produces 100% natural and biodegradable products. Our approach integrates scientific evidence and Systems Medicine. We prioritize organic farming, natural molecular complexes from plants, and environmental respect. Aboca also trains health professionals and promotes cultural initiatives. As a Benefit Corporation and certified B Corp, we align business success with social and environmental well-being | Scientific Research, organic farming, livestock organic farming, production of medical devices and food supplements made of natural substances 100% natural and biodegradable, publishing house, cultural and scientific preservation and communication, training activities for health professionals | Europe | Pharmaceuticals, Agriculture | Medicinal plants |
| About the organisation | Type of work | Geographical area | Sector | Commodities |
| Agrolimen is a global human and pet food company with over 5,000 employees, 24 factories and presence mostly in Europe, Africa, US and China. | Project implementation, Advocacy, Project design | E Asia, Africa, Europe, N America | Agriculture More than Agriculture, we are a food company | Pulp & Paper, Poultry, Rice, Wheat, Meats, Oils, Grains |
| About the organisation | Type of work | Geographical area | Sector | Commodities |
| ARCOS is an international NGO officially registered in UK, Rwanda and Uganda. Originally ARCOS focused on the Albertine Rift region and gradually expanded its activities to African Mountains and Great Lakes. ARCOS’ mission is to enhance biodiversity conservation and sustainable management of natural resources in the Albertine Rift region, Africa Mountains and Africa Great Lakes. | Scientific research, Project implementation, Advocacy | Africa | Agriculture, Conservation/protection of flora, Forestry or agroforestry | N/A |
| About the organisation | Type of work | Geographical area | Sector | Commodities |
| APSD was established in 2007 with the purpose of developing commercial plantations and to carry out reforestation projects in Ghana | Project implementation, Project design | W Africa | Forestry or agroforestry | Pulp & Paper, Timber |
| About the organisation | Type of work | Geographical area | Sector | Commodities |
| About the organisation | Type of work | Geographical area | Sector | Commodities |
| Blue Green Future works with indigenous and community leaders, governments, policy makers, investors, to create investment into living nature, restore natural capital and create a sustainable, equitable and inclusive economy. | Consulting, Valuation, Development of financial markets for nature and biodiversity. | Africa, Europe, N America, S America, Oceania, SE Asia, W Asia | Conservation/protection of flora, Restoration/conservation of blue natural capital, flora and fauna. Protection of biodiversity, including elephants, whales, bison. | Not directly engaged in any value chains |
| About the organisation | Type of work | Geographical area | Sector | Commodities |
| Brunello Cucinelli is an Italian Casa di Moda founded in 1978 by the eponymous designer and entrepreneur. The company is guided by the founding ethical principle of “Humanistic Capitalism and Human Sustainability”, pursuing an entrepreneurial philosophy that focuses on the major themes of “Harmony with Creation”, respect for the dignity of every living being, and balance between profit and giving back. | Initially specialising in the production of the finest cashmere knitwear, today the brand identifies its truest meaning and aesthetic research in manual work, high craftsmanship and premium quality materials, aiming to create a refined and contemporary Italian lifestyle. | S Asia, E Asia, W Asia, C Asia, Europe, N America, S America, Australia | Fashion | Cattle, Cotton |
| About the organisation | Type of work | Geographical area | Sector | Commodities |
| Built by Nature is a network and grant-making fund dedicated to accelerating the timber building transformation: radically reducing embodied carbon; safely storing carbon in our buildings for generations; and sequestering carbon by championing forest stewardship and regeneration. | Project implementation, Advocacy, Project design | S Asia, SE Asia, Africa, Europe, N America, S America, Australia | Built environment | Timber, Sugarcane, Biobased building materials |
| About the organisation | Type of work | Geographical area | Sector | Commodities |
| Carbon Ventures Africa is a UK project developer of high-integrity, nature-based carbon removal projects. CVA’s anchor project is a community-driven, mixed-species reforestation and landscape restoration project in the southeast of the DR Congo. | Project implementation, Project design | C Africa | Forestry or agroforestry | High-integrity carbon removal credits |
| About the organisation | Type of work | Geographical area | Sector | Commodities |
| The Center for International Forestry Research and World Agroforestry (CIFOR-ICRAF) stands at the forefront of five critical areas where trees play a pivotal role: biodiversity, climate, value chains, food, and equity. By seamlessly blending science with actionable solutions, CIFOR-ICRAF fosters grassroots innovation through inclusive partnerships and interdisciplinary research, all driven by real-world needs. | Scientific research, Monitoring, reporting and verification, Project implementation, Project design | S Asia, SE Asia, Africa, Europe, S America | Agriculture, Conservation/protection of flora, Forestry or agroforestry | Timber, Sugarcane |
| About the organisation | Type of work | Geographical area | Sector | Commodities |
| The EAPF manages £4.75bn assets and is responsible for administering the pension benefits of around 40,000 members who work, or have worked, for the Environment Agency or Natural Resources Wales. We follow a responsible investment strategy, integrating climate change, nature and other sustainability considerations into our investment approach and have a 17% AUM target for climate solutions. We are one of the leading asset owners globally in recognising the risks that nature presents to portfolios, and in committing capital to address this. This is why in 2022, we created a new “Natural Capital” asset class which we have committed 4% of our assets to. The Fund also seeks to influence the behaviour of companies we invest in to make sure they consider environmental, social and governance issues. | Responsible Investment | While we are based in England and Wales, we invest in companies in the UK and globally that contribute to the long-term sustainability of the economy, nature and society and generate the financial returns we need. | We invest in products and services which produce less carbon; use less or cleaner forms of energy; help society adapt to climate change; and value and protect natural capital. | We invest through asset managers who have links with underlying companies. |
| About the organisation | Type of work | Geographical area | Sector | Commodities |
| The European Circular Bioeconomy Fund (ECBF) is the first venture capital fund in Europe exclusively dedicated to the bioeconomy, offering flexible financing tools from equity to mezzanine. ECBF aims to catalyze the transition towards a sustainable future by investing in bio-based growth-stage companies with high potential for innovation, favourable returns, and positive impact. | Equity investment | Europe | Fashion, Agriculture, Forestry or agroforestry, Chemicals, ECBF invests in high-value add bio-based industries and the circular bioeconomy with broad applications from the consumer-packaged-goods (CPG); food and nutrition; agro-farming, forestry, and aquaculture; to cosmetics and personal care, as well as packaging, construction, and textiles. | ECBF do not engage directly with specific value chains |
| About the organisation | Type of work | Geographical area | Sector | Commodities |
| The European Forest Institute is an international organisation, established by European States. We conduct research and provide policy support on forest-related issues, connecting knowledge to action | Scientific research, Monitoring, reporting and verification, Project design | S Asia, E Asia, SE Asia, W Asia, C Asia, Africa, Europe, S America | Forestry or agroforestry | We collaborate with commodity-producing countries to assist in transitioning to legal and deforestation-free value chains, in line with the EUDR market requirements. |
| About the organisation | Type of work | Geographical area | Sector | Commodities |
| CTFC is a centre of reference in the Mediterranean and Southern Europe, by implementing a hub of excellence in research, innovation and technology transfer towards society and conducting relevant science for sustainable forest management, biodiversity, and the circular bioeconomy. | Scientific research, Monitoring, reporting and verification, Project implementation, Education, Consulting, Project design, Valuation, Scientific communication and capacity building | Africa, Europe, N America, S America | Agriculture, Conservation/protection of flora, Forestry or agroforestry, Wood construction and wood chemistry | Cattle, Timber, Cork, aromatic and medicinal plants, fungi, and pine nuts. |
| About the organisation | Type of work | Geographical area | Sector | Commodities |
| ADEPT has been using conventional and innovative approaches for 20 years to support and preserve the High Nature Value farmed landscapes of Romania, especially wildflower-rich grasslands, and the small-scale farming communities that have created them. | Scientific research, Monitoring, reporting and verification, Project implementation, Advocacy, Education, Consulting, Project design, Valuation | Europe | Agriculture | Cattle |
| About the organisation | Type of work | Geographical area | Sector | Commodities |
| Gleann Mor Natural Capital has been set up with a singular purpose, to help put Nature at the heart of our economy. We help owners, managers and investors unlock the full potential of natural assets and enable organisations to reverse biodiversity loss and mitigate their climate impact, engineering ‘nature positive’ paths for healthy economies and communities. | Monitoring, reporting and verification, Project implementation, Education, Consulting, Project design | SE Asia, Africa, Europe, N America, Central America, Australia | We are a consulting business whose corporate clients can be involved in any sector. | Gleann Morr Natural Capital is not directly engaged in any value chains |
| About the organisation | Type of work | Geographical area | Sector | Commodities |
| We are a global biopharma company with a purpose to unite science, technology and talent to get ahead of disease together. We prioritise innovation in vaccines and specialty medicines to prevent and treat disease. We deliver our purpose considering the social, environmental and governance impacts across everything we do, from the lab to the patient, and we’re committed to a net zero, nature positive, healthier planet, with ambitious goals set for 2030 and 2045. | Scientific research | Global | Pharmaceuticals | Value chains are varied and complex |
| About the organisation | Type of work | Geographical area | Sector | Commodities |
| We are a Colombian NGO dedicated to high-Andean tropical forest and landscape restoration through a replicable and scalable community nurseries based model, with more than 1.2 million native trees planted in watersheds and implementation of silvopastoralism with small dairy farmers. | Project implementation, Project design | S America | Conservation/protection of flora, Forestry or agroforestry | Cattle, Impulso Verde is active in the livestock value chain |
| About the organisation | Type of work | Geographical area | Sector | Commodities |
| Our mission is to restore and regenerate degraded forests and landscapes for the benefit of people, nature and the climate. We channel investments into innovative landscape restoration and nature-positive solutions, collaborating with a wide range of partners and putting communities at the heart of our work. | Monitoring, reporting and verification, Project implementation, Project design | SE Asia, E Africa, W Africa, S America | Conservation/protection of flora, Forestry or agroforestry, Community centred landscape restoration | Timber, Agroforestry crops including cashew, mango and coconut, and developing opportunities with essential oils and other NTFP. |
| About the organisation | Type of work | Geographical area | Sector | Commodities |
| The International Rescue Committee responds to the world’s worst humanitarian crises, helping to restore health, safety, education, economic wellbeing and power to people devastated by conflict and disaster. | Scientific research, Monitoring, reporting and verification, Project implementation, Advocacy, Education, Project design | Africa, Europe, N America, S America, S Asia, SE Asia, W Asia, Central Asia | Agriculture, Forestry or agroforestry, Health, Education, Safety, Economic Wellbeing, Governance, Gender, Climate | The IRC work across value chains driven by the contextual needs of the people we serve. |
| About the organisation | Type of work | Geographical area | Sector | Commodities |
| IPÊ’s mission is to develop and disseminate innovative models for biodiversity conservation that promote socioeconomic benefits through science, education, and sustainable business. | Biodiversity conservation | Brazil | Not for profit |
| About the organisation | Type of work | Geographical area | Sector | Commodities |
| Lifescaped conducts scientific research on animals, plants and microbes to reveal technological and chemical solutions to problems. These solutions are considered for applications in industry to reduce the environmental footprint of a company and product. Lifescaped works with companies to employ these solutions and to attract public attention, such as through the media and art. | Scientific research, Monitoring, reporting and verification, Project implementation, Advocacy, Education, Consulting, Project design, Valuation | Africa, Europe, N America, S America, Australia, New Zealand, S Asia, E Asia | Fashion, Pharmaceuticals, Agriculture, Renewable energy, Ecotourism, Conservation/protection of flora, Forestry or agroforestry, Chemicals | Coffee |
| About the organisation | Type of work | Geographical area | Sector | Commodities |
| Recognised among the top one per cent of universities globally, Macquarie University is known for its strong tradition of innovation and collaboration. It sits in Sydney on the unique 126-hectare Wallumattagal Campus. | Scientific research, Monitoring, reporting and verification, Project implementation, Advocacy, Education, Consulting, Project design, Valuation | Whilst based in Australia, Macquarie University is a global university that has partnerships across the globe. | Macquarie’s 5 future-shaping research priorities are healthy people, resilient societies, prosperous economies, secure planet and innovative technologies. | We do work with industry bodies to do research to understand application and impacts. |
| About the organisation | Type of work | Geographical area | Sector | Commodities |
| Established in Somerset in 1971, Mulberry has grown to be the largest maker of luxury leather goods in the United Kingdom. With a contemporary take on British heritage and a focus on responsible craft, our ambition is to create progressive luxury, which is made to last. Sustainability has been part of the Mulberry ethos since the brand’s inception, and in 2021 the Made to Last Manifesto detailed our commitment to becoming regenerative and circular across every aspect of our business. | The largest manufacturer of luxury leather goods in the United Kingdom, supported by a global supply chain which sources leather from progressive tannery partners who share our vision. We are a global brand and retailer. | United Kingdom | Fashion | Leather |
| About the organisation | Type of work | Geographical area | Sector | Commodities |
| Plataforma colectiva para la protección y regeneración del capital natural en el Mediterráneo. Nactiva diseña, acelera y consigue financiación privada, pública y filantrópica para proyectos y empresas con el objetivo de generar impacto ecológico, social y económico en el territorio. | Project implementation, Advocacy, Consulting, Project design | S Europe | Agriculture, Ecotourism, Conservation/protection of flora, Forestry or agroforestry, Natural Capital: Blue Water, Soil, Forests and Coastline | Cattle, Timber, Wheat Our aim is to articulate different value chains in the landscapes that we work with, from: agriculture, cattle, timber and non-timber forest products |
| About the organisation | Type of work | Geographical area | Sector | Commodities |
| NatureAlpha is an award-winning provider of nature & biodiversity data to the financial services industry. | Scientific research, Monitoring, reporting and verification | Global | Finance | NatureAlpha is not engaged in any value chains |
| About the organisation | Type of work | Geographical area | Sector | Commodities |
| As a Social Venture spin-out from the Nature-based Solutions Initiative at Oxford University, Nature-based Insights (NbI) has established itself as a leading provider of high integrity advisory services for corporates and investors on developing scientifically rigorous nature strategies. Working at the interface between research and practice NbI applies the latest science to their analytical framework – providing data-driven implementation of nature-based solutions with integrity. | Synthesizing multiple sources of information -from global datasets to local knowledge- to inform a multidimensional analysis of the state of nature, carbon dynamics, and risks associated with biodiversity loss and climate change in the landscape. Focus on ensuring local stakeholders are involved at each stage of planning and implementation. Exploring NbS activities using scenario modelling techniques to inform the prioritisation of activities and timeframes for achieving targets. Working with project implementors to design rigorous monitoring and evaluation frameworks to record progress made towards biodiversity targets. | Global, ongoing projects in Ecuador, Thailand, Malaysia (Sabah) and Indonesia (Riau, Kalimantan) | All sectors that depend on land use | We focus on natural raw materials – e.g. cacao, latex, palm oil. |
| About the organisation | Type of work | Geographical area | Sector | Commodities |
| The Nature-based Solutions Initiative (NbSI) is an international team dedicated to advancing impactful, interdisciplinary research that shapes policy and practice around nature-based solutions. We do this through research, teaching, and active engagement with policymakers and practitioners. Based in the Departments of Biology and Geography at the University of Oxford, we work closely with experts in engineering, governance, and finance across the university, as well as with international and local NGOs in the conservation and development sectors. | To enhance understanding and implementation of nature-based solutions that support thriving human and ecological communities and nurture an economy that enhances the web of life. To this end, we conduct interdisciplinary research and provide guidance for decision makers based on the best available evidence and in a way that respects the rights and knowledges of Indigenous Peoples and local communities. | Global (UK, Ecuador, Ghana, Peru, Bangladesh, Malaysia) | Research, education, advisory | Not a focus on commodities, but research includes agroforestry, cacao, palm oil. |
| About the organisation | Type of work | Geographical area | Sector | Commodities |
| NatureCo. is an investment platform that brings regenerative value‑chain operators together to produce essential everyday goods and services in ways that protect, restore, and replenish nature. We provide these operators with capital, access to markets, and non‑financial support. | Investment | Global | Natural Capital, Food and Agriculture, Forests, others | Multiple |
| About the organisation | Type of work | Geographical area | Sector | Commodities |
| Neiker, the Basque Institute for Agricultural Research and Development, focuses on advancing agricultural and environmental sustainability through research, innovation, and technology transfer. It supports the agri-food sector by enhancing productivity, biodiversity, and rural development. | Scientific research, Monitoring, reporting and verification, Project implementation, Project design, Valuation | S Europe | Agriculture, Renewable energy, Conservation/protection of flora, Forestry or agroforestry | Timber, Wheat, Potato, various cereals, corn, vegetables, herbaceous plants, nuts, fruit trees, beet, legumes |
| About the organisation | Type of work | Geographical area | Sector | Commodities |
| Palladium is the leader on the development and delivery of positive impact solutions. We are a global firm operating in 90+ countries, with more than 3,500 employees, with deep knowledge in designing and managing large scale interventions that preserve and restore nature, delivering fair value to the local communities that are and have been the land stewards for decades and in some cases centuries. | Project implementation, Consulting, Project design | Africa, Europe, N America, S America, Oceania, S Asia, E Asia, SE Asia, W Asia, Central Asia | Fashion, Pharmaceuticals, Agriculture, Ecotourism, Forestry or agroforestry | Cattle, Cotton, Coffee, Pulp & Paper, Timber, Cocoa |
| About the organisation | Type of work | Geographical area | Sector | Commodities |
| Pioneers of our Time Foundation is dedicated to establishing a new regenerative operating system for humanity. Based in the Muga Valley in the Spanish Pyrenees, we operate on 100.000 hectares, as a facilitator and catalyzer to implement our vision in the bioregion. | Monitoring, reporting and verification, Project implementation, Advocacy, Education, Project design, Valuation | S Europe | Ecotourism, Conservation/protection of flora, Forestry or agroforestry, Regeneration, of the above and with a focus on the water cycle and shared governance | We are working in creating nature based solutions in the bioregion. |
| About the organisation | Type of work | Geographical area | Sector | Commodities |
| PRETATERRA is an agroforestry intelligence hub. We develop replicable designs of regenerative systems, combining scientific data and traditional knowledge with technological innovations, building sustainable, resilient, and long-lasting agriculture. | Monitoring, reporting and verification, Project implementation, Education, Consulting, Project design | Africa, Europe, S America, S Asia, E Asia, SE Asia | Forestry or agroforestry | Cattle, Cotton, Coffee Pulp & Paper, Timber, Cocoa, Poultry, Sugarcane |
| About the organisation | Type of work | Geographical area | Sector | Commodities |
| Reforest’Action is a company whose mission is to restore terrestrial ecosystems on a large scale, to meet environmental challenges. As a world player in reforestation and agroforestry, Reforest’Action designs and develops projects with multiple benefits for the environment and communities that are monitored and measured over time. | Monitoring, reporting and verification, Project implementation, Project design | Africa, Europe, S America, S Asia, E Asia, SE Asia | Agriculture, Forestry or agroforestry | Our projects develop numerous value chains (coca, coffee, fruits, timber, cotton, cashmere, etc.) but Reforest’Action is not directly involved in the transformation process. We help producers and small farmers to develop their productions. |
| About the organisation | Type of work | Geographical area | Sector | Commodities |
| Contribuir para a formação de uma sociedade crítica, consciente de seu contexto socioeconômico e ambiental, capaz de propor um modelo de desenvolvimento para região amazônica que alie conservação e sustentabilidade à melhoria da qualidade de vida das populações locais. | Scientific research Monitoring, reporting and verification, Project implementation Advocacy, Education Project design, Value chains development, Social organization | S America | Agriculture, Renewable energy, Conservation/protection of flora, Forestry or agroforestry, Public policies implementation, Social organization, Carbon projects | Cattle, Coffee, Cocoa, Açaí, banana |
| About the organisation | Type of work | Geographical area | Sector | Commodities |
| Seva Mandir is a non-profit organization based in Udaipur, Southern Rajasthan, India. Seva Mandir is one of India’s leading development nonprofit organizations. It currently works with more than 1 million people across 1,569 villages in 5 districts (Udaipur, Rajsamand, Salumber, Sirohi, and Chittorgarh) of Southern Rajasthan, to improve their material well-being, and to build stronger, resilient, and ethical communities. | Community Institutions, Healthcare, Women, Education, Early Childcare, Malnutrition, Water & Sanitation, Natural Resources, Livelihoods, Youth, Peri-Urban Governance. | S Asia | Community Development | Seva Mandir is not engaged in any value chains |
| About the organisation | Type of work | Geographical area | Sector | Commodities |
| Regenerative agroforestry company transforming coffee and cacao cultivation. Operating own farms and partnering with smallholders in Laos, Vietnam & Indonesia, Slow empowers nature, climate, and livelihoods – proving Global North consumption can drive lasting impact in the Global South. | End-to-end value chain, regenerative agroforestry, own farm operations, smallholder farmer engagement | SE Asia, Europe | Forestry or agroforestry, Food systems | Coffee, Cocoa |
| About the organisation | Type of work | Geographical area | Sector | Commodities |
| Stella McCartney is a luxury lifestyle brand that was launched under the designer’s name in 2001. A lifelong vegetarian, Stella McCartney does not use any leather, skins, feathers or fur in her designs, collaborations, or licensed products. The brand is committed to ethical values, and believes the company is responsible for the resources it uses and the impact it has on people, animals and the planet. | Stella McCartney offers women’s ready-to-wear, accessories and childrenswear. Periodically, Stella McCartney enters into collaborations for the production of product ranges beyond the above core categories. | Global. With 33 freestanding stores and Shop-in-Shop across major cities like New York City, London, Paris, Milan and Tokyo, and additional 616 specialty shops and department stores, SMC collection is sold in 69 countries and shipped to 46 countries via online. (2024 data) | Fashion | Raw materials: cotton, wool, silk, linen, alpaca, polyester, nylon, metals Finished goods: apparel, footwear, accessories, bags, eyewear |
| About the organisation | Type of work | Geographical area | Sector | Commodities |
| The Sustainable Agriculture Network is a global impact network of diverse organizations with the mission to transform agriculture towards a sustainable and equitable future for communities and nature. | Scientific research, Monitoring, reporting and verification, Project implementation, Education, Consulting, Project design | SAN members conduct activities globally | Agriculture | Cattle, Cotton, Coffee, Pulp & Paper, Timber, Cocoa, Poultry, Sugarcane, Rice, Wheat |
| About the organisation | Type of work | Geographical area | Sector | Commodities |
| URBANITREE is a design and research studio based in Barcelona, Boston and Shenzhen. We provide solutions and services to face the social and ecological challenges of our time. | Project design | Central Asia, Central Africa, S Europe | Design, architecture and urbanism | Timber |
| About the organisation | Type of work | Geographical area | Sector | Commodities |
| Vallformosa Foundation promotes public and private initiatives to economically, socially and culturally develop and improve the Vallformosa area (Penedés, Spain), regenerating its landscape for the territory’s triple sustainable future. | Conceptual design, (“territorial concept” definition, its organisation and distribution of suggested zoning and activities), research, project implementation, consulting, think tank | Southern Asia, Europe, South America | Agriculture, Comprehensive, landscape-level sustainable transformation projects | Agriculture related to wine producing as a base and starting point but extendable to the whole agri-business ecosystem |
| About the organisation | Type of work | Geographical area | Sector | Commodities |
| Venchi is an Italian company, specialized in premium chocolate and gelato. Venchi has more than 200 shops around the world, and is dedicated to providing its customers with a unique, gourmet experience. | Production and retail. | Europe | Food and beverage | Cocoa |
| About the organisation | Type of work | Geographical area | Sector | Commodities |
| Whitefeather Forest Community Resource Management Authority is a First Nations not-for-profit company with the mandate to develop the Whitefeather Forest Initiative on behalf of Pikangikum First Nation people. | Scientific research, Monitoring, reporting and verification, Project implementation, Advocacy, Education, Project design, Valuation, Forest Management rooted in the Indigenous stewardship tradition of Pikangikum people | N America | Forestry or agroforestry | Timber, Carbon cascade products |
| About the organisation | Type of work | Geographical area | Sector | Commodities |
| Yagasu was established as a Foundation (Non-Government Organization – NGO) at the Public Notary “Risna Rahmi Arifa, SH” in Medan on July 17, 2001 (“Akte No 7”). Adjusted to the new Indonesian Foundation Law, the “Yayasan” was registered under the name of “Yayasan Gajah Sumatera (Yagasu) Aceh at the Public Notary “Sabaruddin Salam, S.H., SpN on 11 May 2006. | Scientific research, Monitoring, reporting and verification, Project implementation, Education, Consulting, Project design, Valuation | SE Asia | Agriculture, Ecotourism, Conservation/protection of flora, Forestry or agroforestry | Coffee, Mangrove food |
| About the organisation | Type of work | Geographical area | Sector | Commodities |
| Through our leading conservation Zoos – London Zoo and Whipsnade Zoo – we bring people closer to nature in shared spaces of wonder and unique centres of learning, advancing knowledge to better protect wildlife today, while inspiring a lifelong love of animals in the conservationists of tomorrow. Our vision is a world where wildlife thrives. We’re working every day to achieve this, through our science, our field conservation around the world and engaging millions of people through our Zoos. We care about all life and work tirelessly to restore its wonder and diversity. A united team from different disciplines and different nations, led by our passion for nature, scientific approach, and pioneering spirit, we lead conservation, shape agendas and influence change to protect and restore nature. | Scientific research, Monitoring, reporting and verification, Project implementation, Education, Project design | S Asia, E Asia, SE Asia, Africa, Europe, Polynesia | Conservation/protection of flora | The organisation is not engaged in any value chains |
