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…
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…
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…
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…
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?
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…
Looking for inspiring podcasts on sustainability, ethical supply chains, and purpose-driven business? To start 2026, we’re sharing a curated list of five podcasts our team at Elucid has been listening to – from coffee storytelling…
There are only five years left until 2030 – the deadline for achieving the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Yet progress remains far behind expectations: a recent article by the World Economic Forum shows…
What does it take to implement health programs on the ground? How do you scale operations to entirely new contexts? Our co-founder and CEO, Julius Emmrich, dives into these questions and more. Read on to…
Lung health is often an overlooked aspect of general well-being, but for cocoa farming families in rural Ghana, it’s a matter of growing concern. Long days spent working in the fields and around open fires…