Our collective responsibility
is to create an ethical and
sustainable economy that
protects nature & people.
Farms & companies have the
responsibility to create safe and
fair working spaces & protect the
environment.
Creating transparency helps
customers to know the story behind
each product and its impact
on people and the environment.
Together, responsible
producers and consumers can
create a positive impact on the
environment & people.
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Selection of Certified Products

Selection of Verified Projects

Selection of verified projects

Greening the Desert Project

SEKEM
Sinai

SEKEM
Minya

SEKEM 1,2,3 and Adleya

The African Biodynamic Conference

10th - 12th May, 2024

The Egyptian Biodynamic Association is hosting Africa’s first Biodynamic Conference to explore new agricultural approaches. Focused on climate resilience, youth leadership, and indigenous wisdom, it aims to shape a regenerative future for African farming by connecting international experts with local practitioners for meaningful collaborations.

The Future Economy Forum Pavilion is located in ZONE B7, Building 89, Booth TA2-125 of the Blue Zone.

The pavilion is located on the ground floor of building 89, adjacent to the Food Systems Pavilion and a neighbor to the Food4Climate Pavilion.

Discover your Impact

on Nature and People

What is

Economy of Love

Economy of Love is a certification standard for products that are sustainable, ethical and transparent throughout the supply chain. We believe that through a transparent economic system, responsible consumers and producers can actively protect nature, and ensure that every person across the supply chain is fairly compensated and protected from exploitation. Economy of Love is also a community of companies, farms, and consumers working to create an economy based on respect and compassion towards people and nature.

Economy of Love was initiated by an organic farmer’s association called the Egyptian Biodynamic Association (EBDA), to support sustainable farmers, companies and consumers.

We Believe in

Creating Balance

We define a sustainable economy as one that serves the global community in the long term. To do so, our outlook must be holistic. We must do business but also develop our communities through education, protect the earth and its balance, and create fair and dignified working environments. At Economy of Love, we define this sustainability as the balance between the four dimensions of society, economy, culture, and environment. Imagine a world that cares about economic benefit but gives little value to protecting the environment, the people’s livelihood, and the development of communities. That imbalance inflicts harm on people and creates an unsustainable economy that destroys nature.

The wheel of balance and the four dimensions are the basis of our principles and the criteria on which the certification standard is built.

Culture

The empowerment of life-long learning, well-being and creative engagement with each other and the community.

Society

The promotion of fair and dignified working conditions in which every individual feels safe and respected.

Environment

The active regeneration of the environment through biodynamic farming, and sustainable production practices.

Economy

The fair creation and distribution of value to all stakeholders through a transparent economy that accounts for external costs of production practices on society and the environment.

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Transparency

Enables responsible consumers and producers to collaborate and choose a positive impact

To facilitate collaboration and transparency, Economy of Love created impacTrace. ImpacTrace enables consumers to access information about their products by scanning a QR-Code on the package. Consumers can explore details on how their products were made, and what measures were taken to ensure they are ethical and sustainable.

Meet the people behind your product

Economy of Love

Voluntary Carbon Credits

Increase income and well-being of farmers

Decrease the price of organic & biodynamic products

Increase amount of carbon sequestration

Avoid carbon emissions

Announcements!

Now with the EoL Carbon Credit Certificate, you'll be able to:

Joint Venture with Ventile

Under the Egyptian Biodynamic Association (EBDA), The Economy of Love standard is pleased to announce its joint venture with Ventile, a renowned sustainable textile manufacturer. This partnership aims to support Egyptian farmers in adopting biodynamic cotton farming methods, promoting the production of high-quality, ethical, and regenerative organic cotton for textile manufacturing.

Choose Your Impact

Make mindful purchasing decisions that leave a positive impact on people and the environment

Buy organic, local, and ethical. Our choices matter.

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