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    International Coffee Partners

    Welcome to International Coffee Partners

    Together for resilient coffee farming families

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    25 Years ICP

    We are celebrating our 25th anniversary this year.
    25 years of commitment for resilient coffee farming families and communities.

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    Rui Miguel Nabeiro, Chairman ICP Steering Committee, talks about 25 years of collaboration and meaningful change.

    25 Years ICP - Statement Rui Miguel Nabeiro

    Who We Are

    We are a pre-competitive partnership of seven leading family-owned coffee companies working for a more prosperous future for smallholder coffee farming families.

    DELTA CAFÉS PORTUGAL

    DELTA CAFÉS  PORTUGAL

    FRANCK CROATIA

    FRANCK CROATIA

    JOH. JOHANNSON NORWAY

    JOH. JOHANNSON NORWAY

    LAVAZZA ITALY

    LAVAZZA ITALY

    LÖFBERGS SWEDEN

    LÖFBERGS SWEDEN

    NEUMANN KAFFEE GRUPPE GERMANY

    NEUMANN KAFFEE GRUPPE GERMANY

    TCHIBO GERMANY

    TCHIBO GERMANY

    Our Vision

    The vision of International Coffee Partners (ICP) is to support smallholder coffee farmers improve their livelihoods by becoming more competitive, based on sustainable practices. Our objective is to contribute to establishing a fair and sustainable coffee sector in all coffee-producing countries.

    A Starting Point from ICP

    A Starting Point

    12.4 million smallholder coffee farming families around the world are facing very similar challenges: Communities are growing older as youth migrate from rural to urban areas which seem to offer more opportunities and the kind of lifestyle they seek. Limited economic and social perspectives, combined with difficult intergenerational dialogue, restricted access to expertise, financial resources, and land, are drivers of this migration. This trend is exacerbated by the effects of climate change, environmental degradation, and price volatility. Gender inequalities additionally hamper the potentials of smallholder families as they constrain balanced decision taking and fair distribution of work and responsibilities. All these challenges are addressed by our work.

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    Smallholder farmer
    125,7000

    smallholder families have been engaged in our projects since 2001.

    We consider ourselves a learning organization. Our goal is to make our project interventions as effective as possible. This requires to evaluate positive and critical experiences on the ground and to constantly exchange with our partners.

    United Nations Sustainable Development Goals

    The Work of ICP Contributes to the UN SDGs

    Read more about how our work contributes to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals

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    Hanns R. Neumann Stiftung

    Hanns R. Neumann Stiftung

    Our worldwide projects are implemented by Hanns R. Neumann Stiftung (HRNS), a non-profit organization that acts as a bridge between ICP and smallholder families on the ground. HRNS plays an integral role in engaging with these families on a daily basis, while also administering ICP.

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    Field Notes – the ICP Blog

    Gender

    Youth

    Farmer Organizations

    Family Businesses

    25 Years ICP: What Change Looks Like on the Ground

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    Climate Change

    Family Businesses

    Gender

    ICP Annual Report 2025

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    Gender

    Farmer Organizations

    Cultivating Equality and Leadership for Women in Coffee Farming in Brazil

    Brazil

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    Gender

    Youth

    Farmer Organizations

    Family Businesses

    Climate Change

    Five Learnings from 25 Years of ICP

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