Measuring Success
Designed by WCF and slated for launch in early 2013, Cocoa Measurement and Progress (CocoaMAP) is a global platform of critical cocoa sector indicators developed with multi-stakeholder input.
CocoaMAP—A Global Sustainable Platform
CocoaMAP is web-based tool that will collect and consolidate a range of relevant data for the cocoa industry. CocoaMAP will track progress and help advance sustainable cocoa production by:
- Providing a real-time snapshot of industry activity.
- Measuring progress in the cocoa sector at the macro and micro level.
- Providing a holistic perspective of the health of the cocoa sector.
- Supplying information on product that is imported and consumed.
- Enabling learning about the industry and sustainable cocoa systems.
CocoaMAP’s Global Benefits
Beyond advancing sustainable production and improving field programs and research, CocoaMAP will bring benefits to all members of the cocoa supply chain by sharing best practices and serving as a credible resource for information on the sector and sustainable cocoa systems. As a result, we will continue to see the measurable progress of our impact for generations to come.
CocoaMAP Stakeholders
Stakeholders include World Cocoa Foundation (WCF) member companies, origin country governments, international organizations, certification groups, development agencies and foundations, NGOs, and implementers working in cocoa-growing regions. Their input, feedback, and expert review towards CocoaMAP is a driving factor of the initiative; their strong support is greatly appreciated. The current stakeholders group consists of representatives from the following organizations:
Armajaro Trading, Ltd.
Barry Callebaut
The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
Blommer Chocolate Company
Cargill
Clif Bar
Compania Nacional de Chocolates
Continaf B.V.
ECOM
Fazer
The German Development Corporation (GIZ)
Guittard Chocolate Company
The Hershey Company
The Sustainable Trade Initiative (IDH)
International Finance Corporation
ISEAL Alliance
The Manufacturing Confectioner
Mars, Incorporated
Mondelez International
Nestle
Olam
Petra Foods Limited
Starbucks Coffee Company
Swisscontact
TechnoServe-Brazil
USAID
World Bank
World Wildlife Fund