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.


Webinar | Let's explore the IPM Coalition's database for pesticides

Juan Isaza, Program Manager, explains what the IPM Coalition is and how this initiative will accelerate the elimination of highly hazardous pesticide usage throughout the world.


Accessing learning in due diligence and grievance mechanisms



Advancing net zero in the jewellery and watch industry



Applying a risk-based approach to assurance systems



Appraising and applying GIS tools in auditing



Boosting risk-based approaches to assurance



Building a roadmap towards decarbonizing the copper sector



Carbon accounting at the landscape level



Challenges of artisanal and small-scale copper mining in Peru



Changing power dynamics in aquaculture through community-based environmental monitoring



Detecting forced and bonded labour through a rapid assessment tool



Detecting forced labour in ready-made garment supply chains



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



Developing a sustainability performance dashboard for the finance sector



Developing an interoperable book and claim registry ecosystem



Developing climate-related traceability systems for complex value chains



Developing common indicators for farm-level coffee sustainability



Embedding worker-led approaches into human rights due diligence



Enabling community-based monitoring with geospatial technology



Enhancing access to remedy for human rights violations in the botanicals sector



Enhancing due diligence multi-level reporting



Enhancing social auditing in coffee supply chains



Expanding a blueprint for sustainable landscapes



Exploring the role of standards in driving a responsible transition in steel and mining