Elucid Annual Report 2025
2025 marked a year of expansion, consolidation, and learning across Elucid’s programs. Read our Annual Report 2025 here.
Rethinking Listening at Origin: Why Farmer Health Matters
We spoke with Jan Lühmann, a coffee consultant and our Topic Lead for Coffee. With decades of experience in the green coffee industry and sourcing regions around the world, Jan brings a practical perspective on…
Living Income and Supply Chain resilience: Insights from the GIZ Cocoa Days
In Bonn, 25–27 March 2026, a multi-stakeholder convening organized by Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH brought together partners from the EU’s Sustainable Cocoa Initiative.
Why the Elucid Model is Not Crop-Specific: Our 3-Pronged Approach for Health in Supply Chains
Our work isn’t specific to any one crop, geography, or context. There are several reasons for this, but they can be condensed into three core aspects. In this blog, we’ll dive into them: The Need,…
Unlocking Impact: How We Turn Complex Claims Data into Clear Sustainability Evidence
When data is siloed: for example, when claims records, survey responses, and country reports sit in separate systems or spreadsheets, teams cannot see the full picture. This leads to delays, inconsistent metrics, and higher risk…
Learning Brief: Farmers’ Health as a Driver of Cocoa Supply Chain Resilience
The long-term sustainability of the cocoa sector is inextricably linked to the physical and mental well-being of the smallholder farmers who underpin the global supply chain. This brief brings together the existing evidence on the…
Measuring What Matters: Health, Resilience, and the Future of Cocoa
The third Elucid Social Club “Measuring What Matters (and Questioning the Rest)” was designed as a focused space to dig deeper into one core idea threading through the week: Are we measuring what truly strengthens…
Celebrating a Sweet Victory: Tony’s Chocolonely shortlisted among the Top 5 at the UNIDO One World Sustainability Awards
Tony’s Chocolonely was shortlisted among the Top 5 out of 2,000 submissions at the UNIDO One World Sustainability Awards. Their application highlighted our work together in Ghana and Côte d’Ivoire. It is a clear signal…
What Health Disruptions Do to Supply Chains – and Why Addressing Them Builds Resilience
We often speak about resilient, strong supply chains at Elucid: specifically, how improving access to healthcare in smallholder farming communities contributes to that resilience. But what does that actually mean in practice?
Health as Infrastructure: How Health Powers Productivity & Resilience in Supply Chains
When people think of sustainable, ethical supply chains, there are usually a few things that spring to mind: environmental impact, (child) labour standards, fair payment, and community engagement along the chain. One issue, however, is…