Better Cotton, the world’s largest cotton sustainability initiative, has a vision where all cotton farming is sustainable. Our Theory of Change (ToC) aims to provide a high-level picture of this vision, along with intended impacts, outcomes, outputs, and the types …
The Better Cotton Growth and Innovation Fund channels funds directly into Better Cotton field-level programmes and innovations. Find out how it helps us scale our mission.
How We Measure and Evaluate Impact Better Cotton employs diverse research methods, collaborating with independent organisations and researchers to assess field-level impacts comprehensively. This approach ensures effective measurement of results and impacts at both scale and depth. Research Third parties, …
Find out how the Better Cotton Claims Framework helps Better Cotton members communicate about their commitments in a compelling and accurate way.
The Better Cotton Chain of Custody (CoC) tracks Better Cotton as it moves through the supply chain and drives demand for sustainable practices worldwide.
A strong assurance system is an essential part of any sustainability programme. Find out what makes the Better Cotton approach to assurance unique.
A strong assurance system is an essential part of any sustainability programme. Find out what makes the Better Cotton approach to assurance unique.
A strong assurance system is an essential part of any sustainability programme. Find out what makes the Better Cotton approach to assurance unique.
A strong assurance system is an essential part of any sustainability programme. Find out what makes the Better Cotton approach to assurance unique.
Discover the seven guiding principles that define Better Cotton and help Better Cotton farmers produce more sustainably.
Reaching millions of cotton farmers and supporting them to farm in ways that protect and restore the environment requires strong partnerships and collaboration at every level. Working with our Strategic Partners – partners who either implement the Better Cotton programme …
Reaching millions of farmers, workers and their communities to improve the way they grow cotton can only happen with direct, field-level support. This requires partnership, collaboration and local knowledge. It’s why over the last decade we’ve built a network of …
