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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

This Special Issue on Livelihoods could not exist without the outstandin g support of the companies that are en

gaged in the fund and more broadly in the Livelihoods adventure. It could not exist without the members of the

Livelihoods Network which have strongly contributed to this Livelihoods issue in sharing the learnings from their

eld experience.

We are also happy to pay tribute to our institutional partners that have brought so much to Livelihoods since its

creation and play an important role in its development: IUCN (International Union for Conservation of Nature), the

Ramsar Convention on Wetlands, The World Agroforestry Center (ICRAF), and many others. We also would like to

make a special thank you to the French Fund For Global Environment (FFEM) that brings its support to the

Livelihoods projects and the activities of the Livelihoods Network. This Special Issue would not have been possible without the engagement a nd tenacity of the FACTS Reports team. We thank them very warmly for giving the Livelihoods Network this opportu nity. Our thanks also go to all

those who have contributed to improving the quality of the articles submitted, and especially the FACTS Reports

editorial committee members. 3

ABOUT FACTS

In order to ght poverty across the world, FACTS (Field ACTions Science) has been de veloping a pioneering concept, based on scientic reasoning, since 2007. It consists in publishing results of eld practices to capitalise knowledge and to distribute in novative know-how acquired from experience. Thus the journal, FACTS Reports, came into existence and aims to publish articles from eld actors. It is an international and multidisciplinary journal which applies the scientic approach of peer review and validation. Since its creation in 2008, it has published over

200 articles covering projects on health, economy, education, agriculture and environ

ment. It also publishes thematic or geographic special issues, including Access to Healthcare, Healthcare Funding and Performance

Brazil

Fighting Poverty, between Market and Gift

Migration and Health

Reconciling Poverty Eradication and Protection of the Environment

Urban Agriculture

Women's and Children's Health

FACTS has established a platform hosting the rst scientically organised community of eld actors.

ABOUT LIVELIHOODS

Livelihoods is a carbon fund that invests in large scale projects of agroforestry, ecosys tem restoration and access to rural energy. Investors in the fund are corporations that get certied carbon credits with high social and environmental value in return for their invest ment. Since its creation end 2011, 8 corporations have joined Livelihoods: Danone, which initiated the fund, Crédit Agricole, Schneider Electric, Hermè s, SAP, Voyageurs du

Monde, CDC Climat, La Poste.

Livelihoods projects are implemented by rural communities with the support of eld NGOs. They are designed to provide food security as well as revenue increase to the farmers and their families while contributing to maintain or restore biodiversity, water re sources, soil organic fertility, etc. Livelihoods Fund has already invested in 6 major proj ects which are impacting more than one million people. 130 million trees have been planted which will sequestrate 5-7 million Tons of CO 2 on 20 years. Livelihoods business model is quite unique with up-front investment to allow poor communities pre-nance their project. A Livelihoods Charter denes the vision and the principles tha t guide the selection process and the way projects are managed. In addition to the Livelihoods Fund, a capacity building and knowledge t ransfer organiza tion was formed between eld practitioners, experts, researchers and the private sector: Livelihoods Network Its mission is to foster innovation and develop tool s and methodolo gies that prove to be efcient in Livelihoods type projects. Companies are invited to bring their own expertise and participate to the co-creation process of the Livelihoods Network.

Consult FACTS Reports on line:

factsreports.org

FACTS HONORARY BOARD

Hélène AHRWEILER

President, University of Europe

Former Rector, Paris Academy

Michèle BARZACH

Former French Minister of Health

President, UNICEF-France

Jean-Claude BERTHELEMY

Dean of the School of Economics,

University Paris I, Panthéon Sorbonne

Member of the French Academy of

Moral and Political Sciences

Philippe DOUSTE-BLAZY

Former French Minister of Health

Chairman, Unitaid

François GROS

Honorary Permanent Secretary,

French Academy of Sciences

Mohamed HASSAN

Former Executive Director Academy

of Sciences for the developing world

Pierre Marc JOHNSON

Former Prime Minister of Quebec,

Chief Negotiator in Canada-European trade talks

Bernard KOUCHNER

Former French Minister

Founder of Médecins Sans Frontières

(Doctors without Borders)

Philippe KOURILSKY

Professor emeritus, Collège de France

Honorary Director-General, Institut Pasteur

Member of the French Academy of SciencesFederico MAYORFormer Director-General, UNESCOPresident, Foundation for a Culture of Peace

Rajendra PACHAURI

Chairman, Intergovernmental

Panel on Climate Change (Nobel Peace Prize, 2007)

Director-General, The Energy and

Resources Institute

Peter PIOT

Former Executive Director of UNAIDS

Former UN Under-Secretary General

Mamphela RAMPHELE

Former Managing-Director, World Bank

Former Vice-Chancellor, Cape Town University

Ellis RUBINSTEIN

President, New York Academy of Sciences

President, Scientists without Borders

Amartya SEN

Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences, 1998,

“Lamont University Professor" and professor of

Economics and Philosophy, Harvard University

Ismail SERAGELDIN

Director, Library of Alexandria

Former Vice President Special Programmes,

World Bank

Elie WIESEL

Peace Nobel laureate

FACTS REPORTS EDITORIAL BOARD

Dr. Philippe Kourilsky

Editor-in-Chief

Professor emeritus at the Collège de France

Member of the French Academy of Sciences

Dr. David Ojcius

Deputy Editor-in-Chief

Editor-in-Chief / Health

Professor, University of California, Merced

Dr. Henri Rouillé D'Orfeuil

Editor-in-Chief / Agriculture and Food

Former President of Coordination SudDr. Jean-Claude BerthélemyEditor-in-Chief / EconomyDean of the School of Economics, University Paris I, Panthéon Sorbonne

Dr. Georges Valentis

Managing Director

Veolia Environment Institute

Agnès Chamayou

Editorial Manager

Fabienne de Guillebon

Coordinator of the Special Issue 7, Livelihoods

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