Our Impact
Impact That Can Be Seen and Measured
We publish outcomes only when they can be supported by records we can stand behind.
Impact Areas
Five Areas We Track
Our impact framework covers environmental, agricultural, social, economic and learning outcomes.
Environmental Impact
Reducing unnecessary disposal of usable organic material, returning organic matter to soils and supporting greener local spaces.
Food and Agricultural Impact
Supplying fresh microgreens and soil-improving products that support local and urban food production.
Community Impact
Creating opportunities to participate in composting, growing, greening and environmental education.
Economic Opportunity
Developing circular enterprise activity around collection, processing, production and supply.
Research and Learning
Recording practical observations that can inform growers, students, researchers and partners.
Annual Dashboard
Annual Impact Dashboard — 2026 reporting year
Each measure below shows the unit it will be reported in. Figures appear once they are confirmed from our own records; where a figure is not yet confirmed we say so rather than showing a zero.
No figures have been reviewed and approved for publication yet.
Organic resources recovered
- Reporting unit
- kg
- 2026 reporting year
- Reporting in progress
Landfill or disposal diversion
- Reporting unit
- kg; percentage of recovered material where supported
- 2026 reporting year
- Reporting in progress
A percentage is published only where the recovered total can be evidenced.
Vermicompost produced
- Reporting unit
- kg of finished product
- 2026 reporting year
- Reporting in progress
Microgreens cultivated
- Reporting unit
- kg harvested; trays as a supporting measure
- 2026 reporting year
- Reporting in progress
Water-efficiency improvements
- Reporting unit
- % change; litres saved against a comparable baseline
- 2026 reporting year
- Reporting in progress
Compared with a like-for-like baseline at the same production volume. A reduction caused only by growing less is not reported as improved efficiency.
Customers served
- Reporting unit
- Unique customers during the reporting period
- 2026 reporting year
- Reporting in progress
Community participations
- Reporting unit
- Participations during the reporting period
- 2026 reporting year
- Reporting in progress
Counted as participations because our records do not yet support deduplication, so repeat attendance may be included. We will report unique people once registers allow it.
Gardens or green spaces supported
- Reporting unit
- Unique sites during the reporting period
- 2026 reporting year
- Reporting in progress
Training sessions delivered
- Reporting unit
- Completed sessions
- 2026 reporting year
- Reporting in progress
Partnerships established
- Reporting unit
- New formal partnerships during the reporting period
- 2026 reporting year
- Reporting in progress
Impact information is published only when it can be supported by verified internal records or credible assessments. Our operational records, customer information and attendance registers remain private; only the approved summary above is published.
Global Alignment
Thematic Alignment With Global Sustainability Goals
Our mission contributes in principle to themes reflected in the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.
SDG 2
Zero Hunger
SDG 11
Sustainable Cities and Communities
SDG 12
Responsible Consumption and Production
SDG 13
Climate Action
SDG 15
Life on Land
Reference to the Sustainable Development Goals describes areas of thematic alignment and does not imply endorsement, certification or partnership with the United Nations.
Work With Us
Help Us Measure What Matters
We welcome researchers, students and institutions interested in documenting the outcomes of circular agricultural systems.