Since we launched the first Good Growth Plan in 2013, Syngenta has publicly shared Good Growth Plan Open Data.
Each year, we report our progress on the Good Growth Plan commitments and provide detailed data and definitions in accordance with the best data practices.
We currently publish the following open data sets: soil health, biodiversity, carbon benefit potential on farmland, and safe use of products.
How to use our data
We use different Creative Commons licenses when we publish our data, for example Attribution-ShareAlike, an open data license. When using our data, please check the specific license and the conditions that apply.
When you use our data we ask you to ensure you don't misrepresent the data and its source. To help with this we ask you to:
- Include a statement to indicate the source of the data, this is part of the terms of the Creative Commons License. Please use the following wording in your attribution statement: The Good Growth Plan Progress Data – [Dataset] ...and the respective year of publication.
- Ensure you don't use or describe the data in any way that suggests The Good Growth Plan or Syngenta endorses you and your use of the data.
Since we launched the first Good Growth Plan in 2013, Syngenta has publicly shared Good Growth Plan Open Data. Each year, we report our progress on the Good Growth Plan commitments and provide detailed data and definitions in accordance with the best data practices.
We currently publish the following open data sets: soil health, biodiversity, carbon benefit potential on farmland, and safe use of products.
Each year, we report our progress on the Good Growth Plan commitments and provide detailed data and definitions in accordance with the best data practices. In this way you can track and verify our dedication to doing business responsibly based on real evidence.
How to use our data
We use different Creative Commons licenses when we publish our data, for example Attribution-ShareAlike, an open data license. When using our data, please check the specific license and the conditions that apply.
We ask you to ensure you do not misrepresent the data and its source when you use our data. To help with this we ask you to:
- Include a statement to indicate the source of the data, this is part of the terms of the Creative Commons Licence. Please use the following wording in your attribution statement: The Good Growth Plan Progress Data – [Dataset] ...and the respective year of publication.
- Ensure you do not use or describe the data in any way that suggests The Good Growth Plan or Syngenta endorses you and your use of the data.
