The Urban Farm Clermont Auvergne is a neighborhood garden, a place of life, walking, visits, market gardening, cultural activities, which promotes meetings and exchanges. It offers a green setting in the city, an ornamental garden and a vegetable garden developed according to the principles of agroecology and permaculture.

Semis Sauvages is a permaculture design office and a permaculture training center.

We are proud to support the cooperative T&T, a family and solidarity project born in Cameroon in 2018 from the vision of Titus TÔÔ and his wife Tsagué. On a plot of 11 hectares in Ebolakounou, 100 km from Yaoundé, they are developing an eco-agropastoral and tourist farm with about ten local families, around a cooperative founded on resource sharing.

Organic plantations of plantain bananas, avocado trees, citrus, cocoa trees, and vegetable crops are developing there with respect for the land and people. SemiSauvage Permaculture is honored to contribute, on its scale, to this meaningful and future-oriented project.

The Interprofessional Organization of Seeds and Plants, SEMAE created in 1941 and modified in 1962, is the interprofessional organization of the seed and plant sector for France recognized in June 2014 by order of the Ministry of Agriculture. A space for dialogue, exchange, and decision-making, integrating all types of seeds for all their uses.

An interprofessional committed to a process of transparency and listening to sectors, citizens, and consumers.

An organization invested in supporting the agro-ecological transition, protecting and enriching biodiversity and enabling safe, healthy, and sustainable food production.

A quality and official control management, identified under the name "SOC-France", to whom the State entrusts, through a contract of objectives and performance, the missions of official control and certification of the quality of seeds and plants as well as sanitary controls and the issuance of phytosanitary passports for seeds and plants.

A state-approved service company, Adelphe is an eco-organization whose mission is to reduce the environmental impact of packaging. A key player in decarbonization, it is particularly active in the wine and spirits sectors, food trades, and healthcare. Thanks to the eco-contribution paid by companies in these sectors, Adelphe advises them to reduce-reuse-recycle their papers and packaging, funds local authorities to better collect and sort them, and raises awareness among its audiences about best practices and proper actions to take. In 2024, more than 15,000 companies are members of Adelphe and mobilize around 90 million euros to develop this circular model, contribute to the decarbonization of the economy, and thus preserve the environment and biodiversity.