We used an interdisciplinary approach to find solutions to challenges in agriculture and wildlife trade systems that impact people in the developing world.

Our approach gave voice to a diversity of stakeholders allowed people from many walks of life to participate in the research process, from farmers to national governments and business leaders, to those working in UN agencies on international policy.

Our approach used also facilitated bringing the findings to targeted decision-makers and policy developers. We widely disseminated findings of the research using various forms of media, tailoring different outputs to specific users to enhance their uptake.

This synthesis website builds on two previous interim impact reports that showcased all of the work that we conducted. You can find the 2020-2021 and 2022-2023 interim impact reports online.

We developed commodity specific synthesis documents, for example on future pathways for sustainable agricultural commodity trade for Oil Palm in Indonesia and Soybean in Brazil. These charted a path forward for more sustainable and equitable trade.

We also worked on pathways for sustainable agricultural trade at the global scale and for sustainable trade in wild meat. Papers will publish in the future on these subjects.

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