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Brewing up Climate Resilience in the Coffee Sector
Baristas, roasters and coffee machine producers are crowding around latest innovations during the Specialty Coffee Associations “World of Coffee 2019” in Berlin – Europe’s biggest Specialty Coffee Exhibition. Powerful cheering from the audiences of the World Barista...
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From Italy to Guatemala, Lavazza visits Chiquimula
"I became more and more confident with myself and the role I have within the organization as a woman” tells Rina Mejia. Rina is the secretary of the gender committee for the Coffee Cooperative COCAFELOL in Ocotepeque, Honduras. As participant of the gender component...
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A community takes care of its own water supply
The community of Idugumbi in rural Mbeya, Tanzania had faced the challenges of declining coffee yields due to the growing scarcity of water for a long time. The only available water source that was shared by 4 villages: Idugumbi, Ihombe, Iwala and Utengule, was not...
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Sunflowers as Climate-Smart Agricultural Practice
Lee este blog en español. coffee&climate agronomist Karina Orellana is holding a bouquet of sunflowers in her hand. Together with her colleague Previn Valdivieso she is visiting Joel Espinoza. Joel is a coffee farmer from Copán, Honduras. “I haven’t been part of a...
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Putting a focus on gender inclusion and climate change in coffee production
European coffee companies, the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (SIDA) and Hanns R. Neumann Stiftung take much needed action. Through its gender component the initiative for coffee&climate drives change for women and climate change in coffee...
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Making the coffee sector understand how to invest best into climate adaptation to save coffee from the effects of climate change.
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Brewing up Climate Resilience in the Coffee Sector Jun 17, 2019 | News Article Baristas, roasters and coffee machine producers are crowding around latest innovations during the Specialty Coffee Associ...“Climate change is complex,” says Pablo Ruiz, regional coordinator for coffee&climate. “One year it’s a drought, the next year it’s too much rain. Climate change is this uncertainty.”
Read how we support to adapt and mitigate. Sustainable Food Trust
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The fight to save coffee from climate change heats up - Sustainable Food Trust
Climate change is threatening coffee in Central America, with temperatures rising and rains becoming erratic. Stephanie Parker explores the problems farmers face and their struggle to adaptFrom Awareness to Adaptation: NGOs Release Major Climate Change Guidebook Daily Coffee News
From Awareness to Adaptation: NGOs Release Major Climate Change Guidebook
Sustainability-minded parties in and around the global coffee sector have been issuing warning after warning about the damages climate change may wreak on the global coffee sector, particularly in …Focussing on the need for more investments into climate activities.
We are in a time in which climate change is more than brewing. It is about to reach a rolling boil. The Coffee Industry needs clear guidance where and how to invest to ensure most effective adaptation and mitigation for producers. The initiative for coffee&climate together with Conservation International Global Coffee Platform IDH, The Sustainable Trade Initiative and Specialty Coffee Association launched a catalogue and country profiles enabling exactly this.
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Find out about our gender component and how to get involved to support women in adaptation to climate change.
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gender inclusion and climate change in coffee production One of the most impactful ways to promote sustainable development in farming families is to drive change for women! Michael Opitz – Managi...Initiative for coffee&climate updated their address.
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updates on c&c don´t miss any news - sign up and always stay up to date. Please check your inbox and confirm your email address to complete your subscription. First Name Last Name Email subscribe now...The Climate Catalogue "Brewing up Climate Resilience in the Coffee Sector" can trigger a cultural shift in the investments in coffee regions, say participants during document release at World of Coffee Berlin: Climate Hazards and Coffee Investments. Coffee companies can understand that coffee is just a part of a landscape and that long term investments are necessary. Download the catalogue and the 15 country profiles made available by Conservation International IDH, The Sustainable Trade Initiative Specialty Coffee Association Global Coffee Platform and initiative for coffee&climate
"The idea of the climate catalogue is not just to say: These are the challenges. More important is to see opportunities and where to act. Big parts for that are at policy level, at farm level, for research and investments by the coffee sector", says Tessa Meulensteen from IDH at launch of Climate Catalogue "Brewing up Climate Resilience in the Coffee Sector" by Specialty Coffee Association Global Coffee Platform Global Coffee Platform Conservation International IDH, The Sustainable Trade Initiative and initiative for coffee&climate during World of Coffee Berlin: Climate Hazards and Coffee Investments
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Climate Hazards and Coffee Investments: What Does a Resilient Sector Look Like?
During SCA World of Coffee in Lecture Room 1, in this session, we will share the results of a forthcoming publication on the impacts of climate change on coffee and the necessary interventions that can help farmers adapt production systems to build resilient production systems that sustain farmer livelihoods and the environment. The panelists will also discuss finance and investment opportunities for supporting farmers and communities in the transition to more resilient production systems.
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