Overview
About OmniAction
We are making ethical food choices possible - and meeting the urgency for change. Sign up here to participate: https://omniaction.org/join-us/
This is our Charter of Global Food Impacts- it explains what full Sustainability means in the agriculture and food sectors:
https://omniaction.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/OmniActionCharter28March22.pdf
And this is an introduction to our sustainable leadership programme: https://omniaction.org/being-more/
OmniAction takes existing metrics and methodologies from across the food system, supports the development of those that are less established, and harmonises approaches into one global and unifying framework.
Our 600+ volunteer global experts have agreed the definition, metric and methodology for sustainability in food and agriculture. Uniquely, our community represents no vested interests.
We are a not-for-profit making this resource available for the public good. Donations are welcome: https://omniaction.org/costs/
The organisation is now focussed on helping organisations around the world to apply this standard, through a combination of consultancy projects and volunteer work on advisory boards.
Client organisations range from local and national policy makers and think tanks, industry organisations and listed multinationals, to farms large and small, around the world. The focus includes emerging corporate sustainability reporting standards, as they become mandated globally. We regularly advise on ESG opportunities and risks radiating out from the globally agreed International Financial Reporting Standards Sustainability Disclosure Standards (IFRS SDS).
This is our Charter of Global Food Impacts- it explains what full Sustainability means in the agriculture and food sectors:
https://omniaction.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/OmniActionCharter28March22.pdf
And this is an introduction to our sustainable leadership programme: https://omniaction.org/being-more/
OmniAction takes existing metrics and methodologies from across the food system, supports the development of those that are less established, and harmonises approaches into one global and unifying framework.
Our 600+ volunteer global experts have agreed the definition, metric and methodology for sustainability in food and agriculture. Uniquely, our community represents no vested interests.
We are a not-for-profit making this resource available for the public good. Donations are welcome: https://omniaction.org/costs/
The organisation is now focussed on helping organisations around the world to apply this standard, through a combination of consultancy projects and volunteer work on advisory boards.
Client organisations range from local and national policy makers and think tanks, industry organisations and listed multinationals, to farms large and small, around the world. The focus includes emerging corporate sustainability reporting standards, as they become mandated globally. We regularly advise on ESG opportunities and risks radiating out from the globally agreed International Financial Reporting Standards Sustainability Disclosure Standards (IFRS SDS).