These pages are a source of information for developing Organic sectors. They represent the cumulative knowledge and experience of IFOAM, the umbrella organization for Organic Agriculture, and are a community resource designed to represent and serve global organic movements. These web pages provide comprehensive information for everyone from grassroots organizers engaged in advocacy to trainers and smallholders (training platform). They are also full of recommendations and options for the successful growth through networking, strategic relations, and partnerships.
The layout and content of these pages is based primarily on two documents published in 2008 which are available for free download: UNEP-UNCTAD CBTF Study: Best Practices For Organic Policy
Searching these pages you can learn more about the history of Organic Agriculture, the pioneers of organic, lessons learned through case studies and research from all around the world. You will also find information on the whole process of developing organic sectors, from policy making to market development.