IPM Coalition Database

In 2016, nine ISEAL members came together to form the Integrated Pest Management (IPM) Coalition. The coalition aims to reduce and eventually eliminate the use of highly hazardous pesticides, and to promote more sustainable alternatives. It also aims to harmonise approaches to pesticides between ISEAL member standards.


ISEAL’s training course is back: the future of assurance for sustainability systems

We are excited to kick off the future of assurance for sustainability systems training course on 13 November. Are you interested in learning about assurance? This interactive online training course gives you the practical tools to make the assurance systems you work with more effective.


Strengthening sustainability systems’ resilience in response to Covid-19



The future of assurance: Designing fit for purpose systems



Adapting to a landscape approach



Applying a risk-based approach to assurance systems



Appraising and applying GIS tools in auditing



Boosting risk-based approaches to assurance



Changing power dynamics in aquaculture through community-based environmental monitoring



Designing a blueprint for sustainable landscapes



Developing a low carbon assurance module to validate greenhouse gas emission reductions in rice



Developing common indicators for farm-level coffee sustainability



Enhancing social auditing in coffee supply chains



Ensuring indigenous peoples’ rights to FPIC in assurance for transition minerals



Exploring the value of blockchain for standards

Best known as the technology behind cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, blockchain is set to revolutionise many areas of life and work over the coming years.


Improving detection and remediation of forced labour in agriculture



Including Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities in mine rehabilitation through FPIC



Jurisdictional monitoring and claims



Leveraging audit data to demonstrate outcomes and improve audit integrity



Safeguarding the right of indigenous peoples to FPIC



Streamlining the path towards sustainability in the aquaculture industry



Using data to help detect high risk sustainability issues