Daniele Giovannucci

Daniele Giovannucci's Details

Affiliation

insependent

Location

United States

Email

dpg@consultant.com

Website

http://www.DGiovannucci.net

Publications:

Authors Year Title Journal or Book Other Language Type Link
Daniele Giovannucci Freek Jan Koekoek 2003 State of Sustainable Coffee: A Study of Twelve Major Markets

published jointly by IISD, the International Co

 English Book Link
Daniele Giovannucci Alice Byers Pascal Liu 2008 Value-adding Standards in the North American Food Market: Trade Opportunities in Certified Products for Developing Countries.

Edited by Pascal Liu

 English Book Link
Daniele Giovannucci Alice Byers Pascal Liu 2008 Adding Value: Certified Coffee Trade in North America. Value-adding Standards in the North American Food Market:Trade Opportunities in Certified Products for Developing Countries.

Pascal Liu (Ed.),

 English Academic Journal Link
Daniele Giovannucci 2001 Sustainable Coffee Survey of the North American Coffee Industry

Jointly published by The Commission for Environ

 English Report Link
Daniele Giovannucci Jerry Weingart 2004 Rural Energy: A Practical Primer for Productive Applications

ESMAP Department World Bank

 English Report Link
Daniele Giovannucci Peter Brandriss Esteban Brenes Vega Ina Marlene Ruthenberg Paola Agostini 2000 Engaging Civil Society to Create Sustainable Agricultural Systems: Environmentally-Friendly Coffee in El Salvador and Mexico English Report Link
Andres Villalobos Daniele Giovannucci 2006 The State of Organic Coffee: 2006 US Update English Report
Daniele Giovannucci Stefano Ponte 2005 The Collective Formulation and Effectiveness of Public & Private Sustainability Standards

In special issue of Food Policy Journal, “Pri

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Daniele Giovannucci Panos Varangis Paul Siegel Bryan Lewin 2003 Dealing with the Coffee Crisis in Central America: Impacts and Strategies Policy Research Working Paper; No. 2993; World Bank, Washington, DC.

World Bank Policy Research #2993

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Daniele Giovannucci Panos Varangis 2002 Who Shall We Blame: The international politics of coffee Tea and Coffee Journal 174 (1) English Report Link

Primary Expertise -

Research Interest

Daniele Giovannucci, former food company executive and Senior Consultant to the World Bank Group, began conducting research on sustainability issues in developing nations in 1992. He now regularly advises international bodies and governments (FAO, IFAD, UNCTAD, IDB, EU, USAID, etc.) on agricultural trade competitiveness and rural development strategies for poor regions. He currently directs research on emerging ecological and social standards for The Committee on Sustainability Assessment (COSA), formed by a consortium of 20 global institutions. His work on the linkages between developing country farmers and global markets focuses on innovative approaches such as emerging ecological and social standards that are fast becoming part of global trade and a basis for Corporate Social Responsibility. Many of his books and papers on markets and agro-enterprise are available at www.DGiovannucci.net