The International Initiative "4 per 1000": soils for food security and climate, launched on 1 December 2015 at the COP 21, consists of federating all voluntary stakeholders of the public and private sectors (national governments, local and regional governments, companies, farmer and forestry organizations, NGOs, research facilities, etc.).
The aim of the Initiative is to demonstrate that agriculture, and in particular agricultural soils can play a crucial role where food security and climate change are concerned. Supported by solid scientific documentation, the Initiative invites all stakeholders worldwide to implement practical actions to achieve soil carbon storage through agriculture and forestry, and share agro-ecological practices such as conservation agriculture, regenerative agriculture, agroforestry, landscape management, etc.
The ambition of the initiative is to encourage stakeholders to transition towards a productive, highly resilient agriculture, based on the appropriate management of lands and soils, creating jobs and incomes hence ensuring sustainable development.
As of December 13, 2018, the “4 per 1000” Initiative gathered 369 Partners - including 281 Members (only countries, non-profit and non-commercial organizations) involved in the decision-making process.
The “4 per 1000” Initiative is part of the Global Agenda for Action, is a partner of the Global Soil Partnership (hosted by FAO) and is registered under the framework of the Lima-Paris Action Plan (LPAP). The Executive Secretariat of the "4 per 1000" initiative is hosted by the CGIAR System Organization, an international organization based in Montpellier (France).
Company Details
- Employees
- 10
- Founded
- -
- Address
- Globally Active, Working To Engage With Cities #, Oo
- Industry
- Farming
- NAICS
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Crop ProductionOilseed and Grain FarmingVegetable and Melon FarmingFruit and Tree Nut FarmingGreenhouse, Nursery, and Floriculture ProductionOther Crop FarmingSoybean FarmingOilseed (except Soybean) FarmingDry Pea and Bean FarmingWheat FarmingCorn FarmingRice FarmingOther Grain FarmingOrange GrovesCitrus (except Orange) GrovesNoncitrus Fruit and Tree Nut FarmingFood Crops Grown Under CoverNursery and Floriculture ProductionTobacco FarmingCotton FarmingSugarcane FarmingHay FarmingAll Other Crop FarmingOilseed and Grain Combination FarmingAll Other Grain FarmingPotato FarmingOther Vegetable (except Potato) and Melon FarmingApple OrchardsGrape VineyardsStrawberry FarmingBerry (except Strawberry) FarmingTree Nut FarmingFruit and Tree Nut Combination FarmingOther Noncitrus Fruit FarmingMushroom ProductionOther Food Crops Grown Under CoverNursery and Tree ProductionFloriculture ProductionSugar Beet FarmingPeanut FarmingAll Other Miscellaneous Crop Farming
- Website
- 4p1000.org
- Keywords
- agroecology, climatechange, soils, agroforestry, agriculture, sustainability, carbonstorage.
- HQ
- Globally active, working to engage with cities
- Competitors
- ChangeNOW, Coalition of Action 4 Soil Health (CA4SH), Soil Carbon IRC, FEVE (Fermes En ViE) 🦔, Pour une Agriculture du Vivant, Association Française d'Agroforesterie, Les Décompacté·e·s de l'ABC, Fermes d'Avenir, Pour une Hydrologie Régénérative, Conseil National pour la Résilience Alimentaire (CNRA).
4p1000 Initiative Questions
4P1000 Initiative's website is 4p1000.org
4P1000 Initiative's LinkedIn profile is https://www.linkedin.com/company/4p1000initiative
4P1000 Initiative has
10 employees.
View email and phone details for 10
employees at 4P1000 Initiative.
4P1000 Initiative's industry is
Farming
4P1000 Initiative's top competitors are
Changenow,
Coalition Of Action 4 Soil Health (Ca4sh),
Soil Carbon Irc,
Feve (Fermes En Vie) 🦔,
Pour Une Agriculture Du Vivant,
Association Française D'agroforesterie,
Les Décompacté·e·s De L'abc,
Fermes D'avenir,
Pour Une Hydrologie Régénérative,
Conseil National Pour La Résilience Alimentaire (Cnra).
4P1000 Initiative's categories are Farming
4P1000 Initiative's founding year is 2015
