Category Archives: Sustainability

Discover how coffee, with 2.25 billion daily cups consumed, shapes global agriculture and trade between producing and consuming nations

Brewing a Better Future for Coffee Farmers

Coffee is more than just a beverage; with over 2.25 billion cups of coffee consumed daily, it is one of the most widely consumed drinks in the world and one of the most traded agricultural commodities. The largest coffee-producing nations—Brazil, Vietnam, and Colombia—are responsible for 63% of the global supply, while major consumers such as the European Union and the United States dominate the market.

CSRD mandates EU sustainability reporting, with board accountability ensuring management commitment through ESRS governance standards.

CSRD: Reshaping Board-Level ESG Accountability

CSRD mandates EU sustainability reporting, with board accountability ensuring management commitment through ESRS governance standards.

Learn how to identify and assess risk and opportunities (IROs) within CSRD's double materiality framework for ESG reporting

CSRD: Mapping IROs Through Double Materiality Lens

Learn how to identify and assess inside-out and outside-in risk opportunities (IROs) within CSRD’s double materiality framework for ESG reporting

Expert business human rights consulting: due diligence, living wage, ESG compliance. Stakeholder engagement solutions

Learnings Building Effective Landscape Approach Programs

A landscape approach for business is a strategic framework that aims to balance environmental, social, and economic objectives, recognizing that business activities are interconnected with the broader ecological and social systems in which they operate. Learning from our experience and programs at Ksapa, here are the key elements and benefits of a landscape approach for business

Learn how to build robust carbon sequestration programs through rigorous due diligence addressing environmental and human rights risks.

Due Diligence: Building Carbon Sequestration Projects

Learn how to build robust carbon sequestration programs through rigorous due diligence addressing environmental and human rights risks.

Learn how to implement living wages across your value chain while meeting ESRS requirements and upholding human rights standards

Living Wages in Value Chains: ESRS & Human Rights

What is an adequate or living wage?   A wage that allows workers to meet their basic needs and also provides them with some discretionary income for other expenses. It is often higher than the legal minimum wage and reflects the actual cost of living in a particular location. A living wage takes into account factors […]