Coffee Break

Episode 3: Climate Change in Central America

The Video

Overview

In our last episode, Giuseppe Lavazza from our shareholder Lavazza spoke about the crucial work ICP is doing to address climate change. In this episode, we go to the source, farmers in Central America. One of the hardest-hit areas in coffee production due to climate change. Discover the methods they are implementing and the positive outcomes of applying climate-smart practices. Join the discussion and be a part of the solution!

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The SDGs

All project work from ICP works towards the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals, (SDGs). Episode 3 of the Coffee Break series highlights the work that has and is being done to work towards the following goals:

Further Reading

How COVID-19 impacts smallholder coffee farmer families

by Jesko Johannsen | July 22, 2020 | Africa, Brazil, Central America, COVID-19, Ethiopia, Farmer Livelihoods, Honduras, Indonesia | 0 Comments

The ongoing COVID-19 crisis poses long-term risks on the livelihood situation of smallholder coffee farmer families around the globe. When the Coronavirus pandemic started, International Coffee Partners (ICP) remained committed to its support for these families from...

ICP releases Annual Report 2019

by Jesko Johannsen | July 8, 2020 | Africa, Brazil, Central America, Indonesia, News | 0 Comments

International Coffee Partners (ICP) has released its Annual Report 2019. In the past year, ICP-projects reached almost 49,000 smallholder coffee farmer families in six regions around the globe. As a result of the projects, the average coffee production increased for...

ICP in Honduras: “We handled the coffee rust crisis, we will handle COVID-19”

by Jesko Johannsen | May 15, 2020 | Central America, COVID-19, Honduras | 0 Comments

The Coronavirus puts high pressure upon the livelihoods of smallholder coffee farmer families around the world. International Coffee Partners (ICP) reacted at a very early stage to the pandemic by informing coffee communities how to protect themselves but also by...

ICP Projects in Central America: Farmers’ Crops, Income, Families

by Gabriela Tyggum | May 5, 2020 | Central America, Farmer Livelihoods, Projects, Testimonials | 0 Comments

In Central America, International Coffee Partners (ICP) is implementing projects in the Trifinio Region, located in the tri-border are of Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador. Together with our implementing partner, Hanns R. Neumann Stiftung (HRNS) and other partners,...

Day In The Life Of A Coffee Farmer – Simon

by Sarah Kenyi | March 24, 2020 | Day in the Life, Testimonials, Uganda | 0 Comments

It’s 4am. Many people in Mityana, Uganda are still in deep sleep. Many people, that is, except Simon Genza a young and enthusiastic coffee farmer. It is harvesting season and there is a lot to do. After saying his prayers and freshening up he revises his notes on...

Learnings, Findings, Outcomes: ICP Projects in Central America

by Gabriela Tyggum | March 10, 2020 | Central America, Farmer Livelihoods, Projects, Testimonials | 0 Comments

The Trifinio Region is located in the tri-border area of three countries: Guatemala, El Salvador and Honduras. This region is ecologically unique and considered as one of the world’s hotspots in terms of biodiversity and coffee production. However, the sustainable...

Coffee Break Ep.5 – Youth in Uganda

by Jesko Johannsen | February 10, 2020 | Africa, Coffee Break, Uganda, Youth | 0 Comments

Coffee Break Episode 5: Youth in Uganda Youth in UgandaWe invite you to take a Coffee Break with us! As a non-profit, here at International Coffee Partners (ICP) each ICP-shareholder has motivations and aims that we therefor jointly put into practice with our work in...

One Step Forward for Smallholder Coffee Farmers to Reach Consumers with roasted coffee

by Annisa Maghfira | January 22, 2020 | Coffee Break, Uncategorized | 0 Comments

Farmers participating in the International Coffee Partners project in Ethiopia face equal challenges as those in other countries. But one thing is different: they are much more familiar to drinking coffee. Ethiopia has a well established tradition in celebrating a...

Coffee Production with a Woman’s Touch

by Livvy Runyon | December 15, 2019 | Central America, Gender, Projects | 0 Comments

“Before, we women suffered a lot of machismo. Only the men could work. We couldn’t even leave the house. They would scold us for going out with the others to cut coffee.” Mariana Solis remembers her younger days with a retrospective disbelief. Even between her and her...

Proof in the Plants: Climate Adaptations and Sustainability in the Trifinio Region

by Livvy Runyon | November 25, 2019 | Central America, Climate, El Salvador, Honduras | 0 Comments

“We thought we would be able to fight it, but we were wrong and now we know that. We’ve realized that there are varieties that at one time were resistant, but no longer are. One of those who taught us how to work with coffee in this area is the PROTCAFES Project.” In...