Sustainable supply of good quality and sufficient quantity of coffee is often hampered by unequal distribution of information, labor other resources within the coffee farming families. The benefits of coffee farming are regularly unequally distributed and are often not perceived as attractive by young people, which leads to many inefficiencies in the coffee chain.
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Support for Preparation of a National Coffee Sector Development Plan for Timor-Leste Technical Assistance Special Fund
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This project aims to improve the profitability, through improved productivity and efficiency of coffee production and to develop strong, accountabl
Mon, 09/11/2017 - 14:41
The RTC Agribusiness Training Program improves coffee yields and income through access GAP and world coffee education, individual and group financi
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The Tchibo and Carcafe Sustainable Development for Nariño Coffee Growers Program aims to improve sustainability, adaption to climate change, cost m
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To gain insights into what actions the private sector can take to support gender mainstreaming in agriculture, Kennedy Ntoso, Head of Olam Cocoa Su
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The minister of state for youth and children affairs, Florence Nakiwala Kiyingi, has met a group of Egyptian investors who have an interest in esta
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