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Coffee Sustainability Catalogue 2016 A collective review of work being done to make coffee sustainable

Appendix B: stakeholder directory

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Stakeholders in this directory

Ahold Coffee Company BV

Allegro Coffee Company

ANACAFE

Belete Shibeshi P.L.C

Cafe Africa

Caravela Coffee

Catholic Relief Services

CIAT International Center for Tropical Agriculture

Coalition for Coffee Communities

Coffee Partnership for Tanzania (CPT) managed by

Deutsche Investitions- und Entwicklungsgesellschaft

mbH (DEG)

Coffee Quality Institute

Conservation International

Cooperative Coffees

Cooxupé

Counter Culture Coffee

CQI’s Partnership for Gender Equity

Ecom East Africa

Efico

Fair Trade USA

Fairtrade International

FOMIN Multilateral Investment Fund / IDB Group

Food 4 Farmers

Global Coffee Platform

Hanns R. Neumann Stiftung (HRNS)

Hesselink Koffie

Hivos

ICO International Coffee Organization

IDH Sustainable Trade Initiative

IITA

Iniciativa Comerciales Navarras SA (Icona Cafe)

Initiative for coffee & climate

Intercontinental Coffee Trading

International Coffee Partners

International Women's Coffee Alliance

ITC

J.M. Smucker Company

Jacobs Douwe Egberts

Java Mountain Coffee

Kaldi Africa limited

Keurig Green Mountain Inc.

Louis Dreyfus Company

Lutheran World Relief

Mercy Corps

MULLEGE PLC

National Union of Coffee Agribusinesses and Farm

Enterprises (NUCAFE)

Nestlé

Nestlé Nespresso

OLAM

Progreso

Rainforest Alliance

Rwanda Trading Company (Rwanda) & Tembo Coffee

Company (Tanzania)

S&D Coffee & Tea

Sangany

Simexco DakLak Ltd.

Simon Lévelt Ltd

SNV Netherlands Development Organisation

Solidaridad

Specialty Coffee Association of America (SCAA)

Starbucks

Sucafina SA

Sustainable Coffee Challenge

Sustainable Commodity Assistance Network (SCAN)

Sustainable Food Lab

Sustainable Harvest

TADE G G Highland coffee producer plc

Tchibo

TechnoServe Inc.

Twin

U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID)

Ugacof Limited

UTZ

Volcafe

World Coffee Research

Yara International ASA

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Large (1.500.000 - 8.000.000 bags / 90.000 - 480.000 MT green coffee per year)

Medium (200.000 - 1.500.000 bags / 12.000 - 90.000 MT green coffee per year)

Small (25.000 - 200.000 bags / 1.500 - 12.000 MT green coffee per year)

Micro (< 25.000 bags / 1.500 MT green coffee per year)

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National Union of Coffee Agribusinesses and Farm Enterprises (NUCAFE)

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Simexco DakLak Ltd.

Simon Lévelt Ltd


Solidaridad

Specialty Coffee Association of America (SCAA)

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Twin


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Sustainability factsheet


WHO

Organization Ahold Coffee Company BV

Role in coffee chain Roaster

Coffee volume Medium

Location of head office Netherlands

Platform memberships Other: KNVKT

Sustainability program

Description More than 95% of the coffee ACC sells is Utz Certified, Fair Trade and/or Organic

Key partners UTZ and Fair Trade

Sustainability contact Rob Klootwijk

Function MT member / finance manager

Email [email protected]

Website www.aholdcoffeecompany.nl

WHAT

= My organization executes this = A partner executes this in a joint program

Enabling environment

Policy / law

Research

Sustainability definitions

Platform

Other:

Implementation

Agricultural extension services

Business support

Social inclusiveness and community welfare

Disaster relief

Diversified farm and household support

Access to inputs

Access to finance and risk management

Logistics services

Incentives

Traceability and assurance

Value addition through processing in origin

Demand generation and consumer awareness

Other:

Target groups

Target groups in value chain

Retailers, Consumers

Target groups around value chain

WHERE

Africa Burundi, Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda

Asia China, India, Indonesia, Vietnam

Latin America Brazil, Colombia, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Peru, Other: Panama, Bolivia Factsheet is based on information as provided by this stakeholder in survey



WHO

Organization Allegro Coffee Company



Location of head office United States

Platform memberships Specialty Coffee Association of America, Sustainable Coffee Challenge

Sustainability program Responsible Sourcing Initiative

Description Supply chain development

Key partners Rainforest Alliance, Fair Trade, Whole Foods

Sustainability contact Darrin Daniel

Function Director of Sourcing


Website http://www.allegrocoffee.com

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other:

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other:

Target groups


Farmers, Farm workers, Producer organizations, Processors, Exporters, Traders / importers


NGOs

WHERE

Africa

Asia

Latin America Factsheet is based on information as provided by this stakeholder in survey



WHO

Organization ANACAFE

Role in coffee chain Producer organization / individual producer


Location of head office Guatemala

Platform memberships Specialty Coffee Association of America

Sustainability program Rural Value Chains Project

Description Helping Small Coffee Holders Build Sustainable Livelyhoods through an integrated approach that focuses on technical assistance, entrepreneurial development, training, education, food security and nutrition, gender integration initiatives, and more incoffee communities in Guatemala.

Key partners USAID, ANACAFE, FUNCAFE, CONFECOOP

Sustainability contact Beatriz Moreno

Function Project Coordinator

Email

Website www.anacafe.org

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other:

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other:

Target groups


Farmers, Farm workers, Producer organizations, Local buyers, Processors, Exporters, Traders / importers, Roasters, Retailers, Consumers


Government, Farming communities, Banks and financial institutions, Inputs providers, Logistics providers, Research institutes, NGOs

WHERE

Africa

Asia

Latin America Guatemala Factsheet is based on information as provided by this stakeholder in survey



WHO

Organization Belete Shibeshi P.L.C

Role in coffee chain Trader

Coffee volume Micro

Location of head office Ethiopia

Platform memberships Global Coffee Platform

Sustainability program Coffee

Description Export

Key partners 4C Association

Sustainability contact Yibeltal Cherinet

Function Operations Manager


Website www.beleteshibeshi.com

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other:

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other:

Target groups



WHERE

Africa

Asia




WHO

Organization Cafe Africa

Role in coffee chain NGO

Coffee volume N/A

Location of head office Switzerland

Platform memberships Global Coffee Platform, IDH SCP, Other: AFCA, ACRAM


Description Based on the premise that a sustainable coffee sector needs inclusive dialogue adapted to a national context, Café Africa initiates and supports the definition and implementation of national coffee sector stategies in East and West Africa, at the invitation of national authorities and the coffee industry. Aim is to set up a multi-stakeholder process including all members of the coffee value chain and to plan for and support implementation of innovative approaches and projects leading to coffee sector transformation.

Key partners Various partners in public and private sector

Sustainability contact Harro Boekhold

Function Director


Website http://cafeafrica.org/

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other:

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other:

Target groups


Producer organizations, Local buyers, Processors, Exporters


Government, Inputs providers, Research institutes, NGOs

WHERE

Africa Burundi, Cameroon, Côte d'Ivoire, DR Congo, Ethiopia, Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda, Other: Gabon, Togo

Asia

Latin America Factsheet is based on information as provided by this stakeholder in interview



WHO

Organization Caravela Coffee


Coffee volume Small

Location of head office United Kingdom

Platform memberships Specialty Coffee Association of America, Other: ACE

Sustainability program PECA

Description Education program oriented to coffee growers that supply coffee to us with 4 main areas of focus: productivity, farm management, agronomy and environment.

Key partners Roasters who buy from us

Sustainability contact Alejandro Cadena

Function CEO


Website caravela.coffee

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other:

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other:

Target groups


Farmers, Farm workers, Producer organizations, Processors, Exporters, Traders / importers, Roasters


Farming communities, Banks and financial institutions

WHERE

Africa

Asia




WHO

Organization Catholic Relief Services


Coffee volume N/A


Platform memberships

Sustainability program Coffeelands

Description The program aims for lasting impact at scale through: innovation projects to improve productivity, competitiveness of smallholder organizations and access to high-value markets; natural resource management for water-source protection and improved soil management (Blue Harvest); private-sector engagement to deliver market-based advisory services to grower associations and work on business model innovations (Coffeelands Advisory Council); ensure smallholder access to agronomic, financial and management services through collaboration; research partnerships for actionable insights (incl CIAT and WCR); and influencing public policy and private sector practice to become more transparent, inclusive, equitable and environmentally sustainable.

Key partners Field-based NGO's as implementing partners, research partners, roasters

Sustainability contact Michael Sheridan

Function Coffee advisor


Website www.crs.org

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other:

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other:

Target groups


Farmers, Farm workers, Producer organizations, Traders / importers, Roasters


Government, Farming communities, Banks and financial institutions, Inputs providers, Research institutes

WHERE

Africa Burundi, DR Congo, Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda

Asia Other: Philippines

Latin America Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Peru Factsheet is based on information as provided by this stakeholder in interview



WHO

Organization CIAT International Center for Tropical Agriculture

Role in coffee chain Research

Coffee volume N/A

Location of head office Colombia


Sustainability program Research

Description Coffee research is embedded in our climate change, payment for environmental services, and linking farmers to markets agenda. The climate change research addresses overall vulnerabilities, impacts on the crop, supply chains and national economies, itsupports the identification and scaling of adaptation and mitigation strategies at local and national scale through public (NAMA) and private sector (carbon insetting). CIAT quantifies ecosystem service potential of coffee systems and its trade-offs and it works closely with farmers and supply chains to improve the access to markers, the coffee beverage quality and quantity.

Key partners World Coffee Research, governments, private sector

Sustainability contact Peter Laderach

Function Senior Climate Change Specialist


Website https://ciat.cgiar.org/

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other:

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other:

Target groups


Farmers, Traders / importers, Roasters


Government, Research institutes

WHERE

Africa Burundi, Ethiopia, Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda

Asia

Latin America Brazil, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Peru, Venezuela

Factsheet is based on information as provided by this stakeholder in survey



WHO

Organization Coalition for Coffee Communities

Role in coffee chain Platform / partnership

Coffee volume N/A


Platform memberships Specialty Coffee Association of America, Other: SAFE platform

Sustainability program Developing and Piloting an Holistic Framework for Coffee Landscapes

Description The goals of the project are two-fold: 1) develop a landscape assessment approach that can be taken up and replicated across the sector; and 2) Identify and align on strategic investments the CCC members can undertake individually and collaborativelyin Jinotega, Nicaragua by applying the assessment approach.

Key partners SCAA is one of the founding members and currently holds the secretariat role for the CCC, Conservation International, Committee on Sustainability Assessment

Sustainability contact Kim Elena Ionescu

Function Acting Director


Website www.coffeecommunities.org

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other:

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other:

Target groups


Farmers, Farm workers, Producer organizations, Exporters, Traders / importers, Roasters


Government, Banks and financial institutions, NGOs

WHERE

Africa

Asia

Latin America Nicaragua Factsheet is based on information as provided by this stakeholder in survey



WHO

Organization Coffee Partnership for Tanzania (CPT) managed by Deutsche Investitions- und Entwicklungsgesellschaft mbH (DEG)


Coffee volume N/A

Location of head office Germany


Sustainability program Coffee Partnership for Tanzania

Description The Coffee Partnership for Tanzania ( CPT) aims at increasing the coffee net income of 90,000 smallholder coffee farmers from 2012 to 2016 – largely through smallholder qualification measures and dedicated extension services as well as investments into the local coffee value chain

Key partners Donor: Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation; Implementers: Tutunze Kahawa Ltd., Coffee Management Services Ltd, Hanns R. Neumann Stiftung, Olam Tanzania Ltd., Dan & Associates Enterprises Ltd, Tembo Coffee Company Ltd.; Strategic partners: Ministry of Agricult

Sustainability contact Simon Striegel

Function CPT Project Manager


Website

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other:

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other:

Target groups


Farmers, Processors, Exporters, Traders / importers


Government, Farming communities, Banks and financial institutions, Research institutes

WHERE

Africa Tanzania

Asia




WHO

Organization Coffee Quality Institute


Coffee volume N/A


Platform memberships Global Coffee Platform, Specialty Coffee Association of America, Sustainable Coffee Challenge, Other: AFCA, SCAE


Description The Coffee Quality Institute (CQI), founded in 1996, is a charitable non-profit organization. CQI works internationally to improve the quality of coffee and the lives of the people who produce it. This is accomplished through its Technical Service Program – technical training and assistance - for coffee producers and other individuals in the supply chain to increase the value and volume of quality coffee production. CQI also works to build institutional capacity in coffee producing countries through innovative systems and infrastructure that encourages a focus on quality that will result in higher farmer incomes.

Key partners

Sustainability contact David Roche

Function Executive Director


Website www.coffeeinstitute.org

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other:

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other: coffee cupping training throughout the value chain, quality control and supply chain management

Target groups


Farmers, Producer organizations, Local buyers, Processors, Exporters, Traders / importers, Roasters


Government, NGOs, Other: Coffee associations at origin

WHERE

Africa Burundi, Cameroon, Ethiopia, Kenya, Madagascar, Rwanda, Tanzania, Other: Malawi, Zambia

Asia China, Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, Other: Myanmar, Philippines

Latin America Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Peru, Other: Panama, Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico

Factsheet is based on information as provided by this stakeholder in survey



WHO

Organization Conservation International


Coffee volume N/A


Platform memberships Sustainable Coffee Challenge, Other: Coalition for Coffee Communities, Coffee & Climate


Description Conservation International works with major coffee roasters, retailers and traders to develop sustainable sourcing programs, sustainable landscape investments and improved policies that advance sustainability in the sector. Financing activities include conservation and carbon markets and loans for sustainable enterprise development.

Key partners Starbucks, S&D Coffee and Tea, McDonald's, ECOM

Sustainability contact Bambi Semroc

Function Senior Strategic Advisor


Website http://www.conservation.org/

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other:

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other:

Target groups


Farmers, Farm workers, Producer organizations, Exporters, Traders / importers, Roasters, Retailers


Farming communities

WHERE

Africa Rwanda

Asia Indonesia

Latin America Colombia, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Peru Factsheet is based on information as provided by this stakeholder in steering committee



WHO

Organization Cooperative Coffees




Platform memberships Specialty Coffee Association of America, Other: Coffee Farmer Resiliency Fund

Sustainability program Coffee Farmer Resiliency Fund, In-house support to farmer coops

Description providing funds and technical expertise to our farmer coop partners

Key partners Root Capital, Progreso, CoopCoffee Roaster Members

Sustainability contact Monika Firl, Special Projects Manager

Function project conception and support, communications and follow-up


Website coopcoffees.coop

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other:

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other:

Target groups


Farmers, Producer organizations, Roasters, Consumers


Farming communities

WHERE

Africa DR Congo, Ethiopia, Uganda

Asia Indonesia, Laos

Latin America Colombia, Ecuador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Peru Factsheet is based on information as provided by this stakeholder in survey



WHO

Organization Cooxupé


Coffee volume Large

Location of head office Brazil

Platform memberships Global Coffee Platform, IDH SCP


Description Supporting 12.000 members in sustainable production. We start from the auditor report and develop solutions to common problems. Farmers are reached via an extension team, demo plots, an annual event and a newspaper.

Key partners Several private sector partners

Sustainability contact Alexandre Monteiro

Function Sustainability Manager


Website https://www.cooxupe.com.br/

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other:

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other:

Target groups


Farmers, Farm workers


Banks and financial institutions, Inputs providers

WHERE

Africa

Asia

Latin America Brazil Factsheet is based on information as provided by this stakeholder in interview



WHO

Organization Counter Culture Coffee


Coffee volume Small


Platform memberships Specialty Coffee Association of America, Sustainable Coffee Challenge, Other: Coalition for Coffee Communities, WCR

Sustainability program Sustainability

Description Supply-chain based. Encompassing our own operations as well as the coffee we buy

Key partners Farmers, Importers/Exporters, Staff, Customers

Sustainability contact Meredith Taylor



Website www.counterculturecoffee.com

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other:

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other:

Target groups


Farmers, Producer organizations, Processors, Exporters, Traders / importers, Retailers, Consumers


Farming communities, Research institutes, NGOs

WHERE

Africa

Asia

Latin America Mexico Factsheet is based on information as provided by this stakeholder in survey



WHO

Organization CQI’s Partnership for Gender Equity


Coffee volume N/A


Platform memberships Global Coffee Platform, Specialty Coffee Association of America, Sustainable Coffee Challenge, Other: SCAE, NCA, Vega Alliance

Sustainability program The Partnership for Gender Equity in Coffee Value Chains

Description CQI’s Partnership for Gender Equity (PGE) is a collaborative research and development initiative bringing together private sector and development partners to improve coffee quality and supply chain resilience with a focus on gender equity at origin.

Key partners ACDI VOCA, Falcon Coffee, Mars Drinks, Amfotek, Cascade Coffee, Equal Exchange Coffee, Olam, Lutheran World Relief, Intelligentsia, Santa Cruz Coffee Roasters, S & D Coffee and Tea, and others

Sustainability contact Kimberly Easson

Function Partnership and Gender Program Advisor


Website www.genderincoffee.org

WHAT



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Research


Platform

Other:

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other:

Target groups





WHERE

Africa Ethiopia, Uganda

Asia China, Indonesia, Other: Myanmar

Latin America Colombia, Ecuador, Peru Factsheet is based on information as provided by this stakeholder in survey



WHO

Organization Ecom East Africa



Location of head office Kenya

Platform memberships Global Coffee Platform, IDH SCP, Specialty Coffee Association of America, Other: AFCA


Description Supporting farmers to increase their productivity and quality through training on Good Agricultural Practices GAPs, Good Processing Practices, governance, income diversification, gender and youth integration through the Gender Action Learning System(GALS) methodolody of as well as increase market access through certification on various standards including RFA,UTZ, Cafe Pratice, Fairtrade,4C. Additionally improving the resilience of farmers on issues to do with climate change and food security.

Key partners Nestle, Tchibo, DEG, BMGF, Solidaridad, HIVOs,USAID

Sustainability contact Kamau Kuria

Function Sustainability Director


Website

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other:

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other:

Target groups


Farmers, Farm workers, Producer organizations, Roasters, Retailers, Consumers


Government, Farming communities, Inputs providers, Logistics providers, Research institutes, NGOs

WHERE

Africa Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda

Asia




WHO

Organization Efico



Location of head office Belgium

Platform memberships Global Coffee Platform, Specialty Coffee Association of America, Other: SCAE, United Nations Global Compact, The Shift, European Coffee Federation,

Sustainability program Promoting Climate Friendly Practices in Coffee

Description Development of a standard to validate climate-friendly farming in coffee production through a methodology that allows the certification of Good Environment Practices. This project result start in 2009 and resulted into the creation of a standard forClimate Friendly Products within the Sustainable Agriculture Network (SAN Climate Module). As first farm, Finca Plantanillo was certified against this new standard. Since then Efico supported more than 260 coffee producers in Guatemala, Honduras, ElSalvador and Costa Rica to implement the principles of climate friendly agriculture.

Key partners Efico, Efico Foundation, Anacafe, Rainforest Alliance, FIIT, Salvanatura, ICADE

Sustainability contact Katrien Delaet

Function Head Sustainability


Website www.efico.com

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other:

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other:

Target groups



WHERE

Africa Burundi, Ethiopia

Asia Indonesia

Latin America Brazil, Colombia, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Peru Factsheet is based on information as provided by this stakeholder in survey



WHO

Organization Fair Trade USA


Coffee volume N/A


Platform memberships Sustainable Coffee Challenge

Sustainability program Fair Trade USA

Description We use a market-based approach that assures farmers fair prices, workers safe conditions, and entire communities resources for fair, healthy and sustainable lives. A sustainability standard specifies requirements, while a minimum price and premiums are used to involve the consumers and realize impact on producers. Fair Trade USA works directly with producer organizations and individual producers, directly or through partnerships. A key element of Fair Trade USA’s mission is consumer education and engagement.

Key partners Sustainable Coffee Challenge, ISEAL, coffee roasters, retail brands

Sustainability contact Ben Corey-Moran

Function Director of Coffee Supply


Website http://fairtradeusa.org/

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other:

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other:

Target groups




Farming communities

WHERE

Africa Burundi, DR Congo, Ethiopia, Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda, Other: Malawi

Asia Indonesia, Laos, Papua New Guinea, Vietnam

Latin America Brazil, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Peru, Other: Bolivia

Factsheet is based on information as provided by this stakeholder in interview



WHO

Organization Fairtrade International


Coffee volume N/A


Platform memberships Global Coffee Platform, Sustainable Coffee Challenge, Other: Nespresso Sustainability Advisory Board

Sustainability program Fairtrade Standards and Programmes

Description Fairtrade International is a network of organizations that jointly adhere to a standard of sustainable production. Standards contain criteria for social, environmental and economic sustainability, and require small producers to be organized in a group, as well as buyers to pay a minimum price and premium. In addition to the Standard, Fairtrade liason officers work directly with farmer organisations at origin supported by regional producer hubs. Fairtrade also supports joint projects & programmeswith commercial partners and funders.

Key partners Cooperatives, producer networks at origin & regional level, coffee roasters, retailers and funding partners (government/thematic NGO)

Sustainability contact Lee Byers

Function Senior Advisor Coffee & Tea


Website http://www.fairtrade.net/

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other:

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other:

Target groups


Farmers, Farm workers, Producer organizations, Exporters, Traders / importers, Roasters, Retailers, Consumers


Farming communities

WHERE

Africa Burundi, Cameroon, Côte d'Ivoire, Ethiopia, Kenya, Madagascar, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda, Other: Malawi, Togo

Asia India, Indonesia, Laos, Papua New Guinea, Thailand, Vietnam, Other: Timour-Leste

Latin America Brazil, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Peru, Other: Bolivia, Dominican Republic, Haiti




WHO

Organization FOMIN Multilateral Investment Fund / IDB Group

Role in coffee chain Government / public

Coffee volume N/A



Sustainability program Sustainable Agriculture, Food and the Environment Platform (SAFE)

Description SAFE is a multi-stakeholder platform that will address the technical challenges for diversification, market access, climate adaptation and resilience in agriculture, especially among small and medium sized farmers. Performance measurement and commonindicators are a key feature of the program. IDB has invested in some legacy projects that are not under SAFE umbrella, but all new work that relates to coffee and cocoa has the potential of becoming part of this program.

Key partners Hivos (executing partner), corporates or private sector companies, other NGOs, social investors, other key value chain actors

Sustainability contact Alejandro Escobar

Function Investment Officer


Website http://www.safeplatform.org/

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other:

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other:

Target groups


Farmers, Producer organizations, Processors, Exporters, Traders / importers, Roasters, Retailers


Government, Banks and financial institutions, Inputs providers, Research institutes, Other: donors

WHERE

Africa

Asia

Latin America Brazil, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Peru, Venezuela, Other: across Latin America




WHO

Organization Food 4 Farmers


Coffee volume N/A


Platform memberships Specialty Coffee Association of America

Sustainability program Food security & income diversification

Description We co-build food security and livelihood diversification programs and capacity building for coffee-growing organizations and communities in Latin America

Key partners Coffee cooperatives and associations; social financing orgs like Root Capital and Rabobank; implementing NGOs in Latin America; coffee business network of buyers; foundation and corporate funders

Sustainability contact Janice Nadworny

Function Co-Director


Website www.food4farmers.org

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other:

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other:

Target groups


Farmers, Producer organizations


Farming communities, Banks and financial institutions, Inputs providers, Logistics providers, Research institutes, NGOs

WHERE

Africa

Asia

Latin America Colombia, Guatemala, Mexico, Nicaragua Factsheet is based on information as provided by this stakeholder in survey



WHO

Organization Global Coffee Platform


Coffee volume N/A




Description The Global Coffee Platform is an inclusive multi-stakeholder sustainability platform aligning the activities of a diverse network of stakeholders to set into action the global commitments made through Vision 2020 and create a thriving and sustainablecoffee sector. In close collaboration with the International Coffee Organization (ICO) the GCP coordinates the setting of the Vision2020 agenda and goals, then implements activities into participatory work streams with its membership.

Key partners International Coffee Organization (ICO) and over 300 member organizations

Sustainability contact Annette Pensel / Jenny Kwan

Function Director / Program Manager Sustainable Coffee Program

Email [email protected] / [email protected]

Website

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other:

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other:

Target groups


Producer organizations, Local buyers, Processors, Exporters, Traders / importers, Roasters, Retailers


Government, Banks and financial institutions, Inputs providers, Research institutes, NGOs

WHERE

Africa Other: members work across Africa

Asia Other: members work across Asia

Latin America Other: members work across Latin America Factsheet is based on information as provided by this stakeholder in steering committee



WHO

Organization Hanns R. Neumann Stiftung (HRNS)


Coffee volume N/A


Platform memberships IDH SCP, Specialty Coffee Association of America, Other: IDB SAFE Platform, CSA Learning Community, NCA, several national platforms in Africa, Asia and Latin America


Description Aim to empower smallholder coffee and cocoa farmers and strengthen their ability to independently achieve better livelihoods fostering entrepreneurship and working with a household approach. Focus on agricultural practices, farmer organizations, market access (inputs, services, product sales), youth, gender, the environment, and climate change as essential elements in the further development of societies.

Key partners Various partners in public and private sector

Sustainability contact Michael Opitz

Function Managing Director


Website www.hrnstiftung.org/

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other: development and sharing of products (manuals, training tools, monitoring tools) and experiences (case studies, studies, reports)

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other: development and implementation of projects and programs; coordination of multiparty interventions; youth programs; carbon and water footprint; carbon credits; restoration

Target groups


Farmers, Farm workers, Producer organizations


Farming communities

WHERE

Africa Côte d'Ivoire, Ethiopia, Tanzania, Uganda

Asia India, Indonesia, Vietnam

Latin America Brazil, Colombia, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Peru Factsheet is based on information as provided by this stakeholder in interview



WHO

Organization Hesselink Koffie


Coffee volume Small


Platform memberships Global Coffee Platform, Other: SCAE


Description

Key partners

Sustainability contact

Function

Email

Website http://hesselinkkoffiefoundation.nl/projecten/

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other:

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other:

Target groups



WHERE

Africa

Asia




WHO

Organization Hivos


Coffee volume N/A


Platform memberships Global Coffee Platform, IDH SCP, Sustainable Coffee Challenge


Description Main program is coffee is 4S@Scale (Sustainable and Secure Smallholder Systems) in East Africa, aiming to create viable coffee-based farming systems for 100.000 farmers in the region.This is done by intensifying and expanding ongoing farmer support in Good Agricultural Practices and climate adaptation. Farming households will also be helped to diversify their income through commercial dairy and biogas activities. Hivos is currently building on lessons learned in East Africa by implementing similar programs in Indonesia. Also, Hivos is the manager of the SAFE platform. Hivos does pilot projects around PES and carbon credits. Gender is an important component of Hivos work.

Key partners ECOM, RVO, Starbucks, Neuman Foundation, IDH, ICRAF, other NGOs, FOMIN/BID, Hans R. Neumann Stiftung, Keurig Green Mountain, Root Capital

Sustainability contact Sjoerd Panhuysen

Function Project Manager


Website hivos.org

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other:

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other:

Target groups


Farmers, Farm workers, Producer organizations


Farming communities

WHERE

Africa Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda

Asia Indonesia

Latin America Colombia, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Peru Factsheet is based on information as provided by this stakeholder in interview



WHO

Organization ICO International Coffee Organization


Coffee volume N/A


Platform memberships Other: Vision 2020


Description Under the International Coffee Agreement, ICO can raise awareness of several topics including sustainability among members. ICO partners with the Global Coffee Platform to be a convener and to open doors for public private dialogue and mobilize funding.

Key partners Global Coffee Platform

Sustainability contact Christoph Saenger

Function Senior Economist


Website http://www.ico.org/

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other:

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other:

Target groups



Government

WHERE

Africa Burundi, Cameroon, Côte d'Ivoire, DR Congo, Ethiopia, Kenya, Madagascar, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda, Other: Angola, Central African Republic, Gabon, Liberia, Malawi, Sierra Leone, Togo, Yemen, Zambia, Zimbabwe

Asia India, Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, Thailand, Vietnam, Other: Phillipines, Timor-Leste

Latin America Brazil, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Peru, Venezuela, Other: Bolivia, Cuba, Panama, Paraguay




WHO

Organization IDH Sustainable Trade Initiative


Coffee volume N/A



Sustainability program Sustainable Coffee Program

Description Leading coffee roasters and national coffee associations have made serious commitments to increase sustainable sourcing. The Sustainable Coffee Program (SCP) will foster these ambitions and help support millions of farmers in the development of a sustainable coffee production system. IDH provides matchfunding for field level projects in selected focus origins.

Key partners Several public and private partners

Sustainability contact Jenny Kwan

Function Program Manager Sustainable Coffee Program


Website http://www.idhsustainabletrade.com/coffee

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other:

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other:

Target groups


Farmers, Farm workers, Producer organizations, Local buyers, Processors, Exporters, Traders / importers, Roasters


Government, Banks and financial institutions, Inputs providers

WHERE

Africa Burundi, Cameroon, Côte d'Ivoire, Ethiopia, Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda

Asia Indonesia, Laos, Vietnam

Latin America Brazil, Colombia, Guatemala, Honduras, Peru Factsheet is based on information as provided by this stakeholder in survey



WHO

Organization IITA


Coffee volume N/A

Location of head office Nigeria

Platform memberships IDH SCP


Description IITA is an international research for development organisation based in Africa, part of the global CGIAR consortium. Work ranges from research on coffee production (e.g. soil fertility, climate change, pest and diseases, intercrop/shade trees), drivers of technology adoption by smallholder farmers (cooperatives, access to knowledge and credit, access to inputs, gender), and the science of scaling and delivery (institutional innovations, policy action, decision-support for investments). IITA alsoconducts impact assessment and supply chain research for projects and private sector.

Key partners HRNS, Cafe Africa, ISEAL, COSA, WUR, UCDA, NACORI, TACRI, Tanzania Coffee Board, UCFA, VOLCAFE, UTZ, Rainforest Alliance, WCR, WUR, Makerere (UG), Nelson Mandela University (TZ), CABI, IDH, Yara, Goettingen University, ETH, BMZ, USAID, Ford Foundation, a

Sustainability contact Piet van Asten

Function Systems Agronomist


Website www.iita.org/coffee

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other:

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other:

Target groups


Producer organizations, Local buyers, Processors, Exporters


Government, NGOs

WHERE

Africa Burundi, DR Congo, Ethiopia, Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda

Asia




WHO

Organization Iniciativa Comerciales Navarras SA (Icona Cafe)


Coffee volume Large

Location of head office Spain

Platform memberships Global Coffee Platform, Specialty Coffee Association of America, Other: RFA, UTZ


Description

Key partners


Function

Email

Website

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other:

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other:

Target groups


Farmers, Local buyers, Exporters


Inputs providers, Research institutes, NGOs

WHERE

Africa

Asia




WHO

Organization Initiative for coffee & climate


Coffee volume N/A


Platform memberships Other: None

Sustainability program Inititative for coffee & climate

Description The objective is to support coffee farmers to effectively respond to changing climatic conditions.

Key partners c&c Members, regional and national coffee sector stakeholders

Sustainability contact Stine Albrecht

Function Program Manager


Website www.coffeeandclimate.org

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other:

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other:

Target groups


Farmers, Farm workers, Producer organizations, Traders / importers, Roasters, Consumers



WHERE

Africa Tanzania, Uganda

Asia




WHO

Organization Intercontinental Coffee Trading


Coffee volume Large


Platform memberships Specialty Coffee Association of America, Sustainable Coffee Challenge, Other: GCA, NCA

Sustainability program Women in Coffee Microcredit Union

Description Microfinance for origin

Key partners IWCA

Sustainability contact Daniel Green

Function Marketing Director


Website www.ictcoffee.com

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other:

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other:

Target groups


Farmers, Exporters, Traders / importers, Roasters


WHERE

Africa

Asia




WHO

Organization International Coffee Partners


Coffee volume N/A



Sustainability program International Coffee Partners

Description To implement development projects in coffee communities to establish adequate social conditions, protect the environment and natural resources as well as achieve economic efficiency. The focus is on “hands on projects” in producing countries to raisethe farmers’ competitiveness based upon professional know-how, entrepreneurial thinking and active membership in strong farmer organizations providing relevant services. Project work is usually realised within public private partnership schemes, namely in co-operation with international donor organisations as well as national institutions.

Key partners Several development cooperations; Hanns R. Neumann Stiftung

Sustainability contact Michael Opitz

Function General Manager


Website www.coffee-partners.org

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other:

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other:

Target groups





WHERE

Africa Tanzania, Uganda

Asia Indonesia, Vietnam

Latin America Brazil, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Peru Factsheet is based on information as provided by this stakeholder in survey



WHO

Organization International Women's Coffee Alliance


Coffee volume N/A


Platform memberships Specialty Coffee Association of America, Sustainable Coffee Challenge, Other: AFCA, SCAE, ICO PSCB, FNC, NCA

Sustainability program Gender Empowerment through Advocacy, Networking, Access & Recognition

Description Empowerment is the first step in gender equality which is KEY to sustaining the coffee sector. WHY? Women's Empowerment is clearly linked to Economic and Sustainable Development

Key partners International Trade Centre, SCAE, SCAA, NCA

Sustainability contact Jennifer Gallegos

Function Vice President


Website www.womenincoffee.org

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other: Organization as Legal Entities within Own Country, Advocacy and Recognition

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other: Organizational and Leadership Development

Target groups


Farmers, Farm workers, Producer organizations, Local buyers, Processors, Exporters, Traders / importers, Roasters, Retailers


Farming communities, Research institutes

WHERE

Africa Burundi, Cameroon, DR Congo, Ethiopia, Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda

Asia China, India, Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, Other: Phillipines

Latin America Brazil, Colombia, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Peru Factsheet is based on information as provided by this stakeholder in survey



WHO

Organization ITC


Coffee volume N/A


Platform memberships Other: Afca, vision 20/20

Sustainability program Trade for Sustainable Development

Description Programme focusing on creating transparency in standards and providing platforms for farmer assessment, connecting with sustainable producers and extending traceability.

Key partners Standards, IDH, sai, many others

Sustainability contact Joe Wozniak

Function Head, T4SD


Website Standardsmap.org

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other:

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other:

Target groups


Producer organizations, Local buyers, Exporters, Traders / importers


Government, Farming communities, Banks and financial institutions

WHERE

Africa Ethiopia, Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda

Asia




WHO

Organization J.M. Smucker Company


Coffee volume Large


Platform memberships IDH SCP, Specialty Coffee Association of America, Other: National Coffee Association, World Coffee Research


Description The J. M. Smucker Company aims to offer a coffee experience that will impact lives via responsible sourcing, smallholder support, and integrated environmental efforts that enable a viable livelihood for producers so that generations of consumers enjoy a sustainable cup of coffee.

Key partners IDH, USAID, WCR, TechnoServe, Hanns R. Neumann Foundation, UTZ

Sustainability contact Rebecca Ott

Function Director


Website http://corporateresponsibility.jmsmucker.com/environment/coffee.html

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other:

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other: Gender inclusion and climate adaptation

Target groups


Farmers, Exporters, Traders / importers, Consumers



WHERE

Africa


Latin America Brazil, Colombia, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Mexico, Nicaragua Factsheet is based on information as provided by this stakeholder in interview



WHO

Organization Jacobs Douwe Egberts


Coffee volume Very large



Sustainability program At the source

Description JDE's responsible sourcing program includes three core areas which underlie our commitment to do our part to improve coffee & tea sustainability: (1) We support global partnerships and origin programs to address the most challenging coffee & tea sustainability issues. (2) We purchase certified coffee & tea with internationally recognised standards such as: UTZ, Rainforest Alliance and Fair Trade. (3) We partner directly with our suppliers to improve working conditions and protect natural resources where coffee & tea are grown.

Key partners Coffee & Climate, UTZ, Global Coffee Platform, IDH Sustainable Coffee Program, Rainforest Alliance, Fair Trade

Sustainability contact Daniel Martz / Nadia Hoarau-Mwaura

Function Global Corporate & Government Affairs Director / Sustainability Manager


Website https://www.jacobsdouweegberts.com/

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other:

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other:

Target groups




WHERE

Africa Cameroon, Ethiopia, Uganda


Latin America Colombia, Honduras Factsheet is based on information as provided by this stakeholder in interview



WHO

Organization Java Mountain Coffee



Location of head office Indonesia


Sustainability program Sustainable Program

Description 10 percent of all sales is invested into our Sustainable Program, empowering rural women and planting trees

Key partners Collaboration of Fairtrade, RainForest Alliance, UTZ, Carbon Credit (The Gold Standard Foundation), Indonesian Coffee Coco Research Instatute and the FAO

Sustainability contact Zaza Fetriza

Function Co-Founder


Website http://www.javamountaincoffee.org

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other:

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other:

Target groups


Farmers, Farm workers, Producer organizations, Traders / importers, Roasters, Retailers, Consumers, Other: women farmers and women workers


Government, Farming communities, Banks and financial institutions, Inputs providers, Logistics providers, Research institutes

WHERE

Africa

Asia Indonesia




WHO

Organization Kaldi Africa limited


Coffee volume Small

Location of head office Nigeria

Platform memberships Specialty Coffee Association of America, Other: Speciality coffee association of Europe


Description

Key partners


Function

Email

Website

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other:

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other:

Target groups


Farmers, Roasters, Retailers, Consumers


Government

WHERE

Africa

Asia




WHO

Organization Keurig Green Mountain Inc.


Coffee volume Large


Platform memberships Specialty Coffee Association of America, Sustainable Coffee Challenge, Other: Coalition for Coffee Communities, National Coffee Association, SAFE Platform, Sustainable Food Lab, BIER, AIM Progress

Sustainability program Building a Resilient Supply Chain

Description Through our responsible sourcing and social impact programs, we provide our suppliers, their employees, and their communities with skills and tools to build a foundation of resilience that will improve their business practices and their employees’ livelihoods while simultaneously building a long-term, sustainable supply of high-quality products and ingredients for our consumers for years to come. Our 2020 targets: (1) source 100% of primary agricultural and manufactured products according to established Keurig responsible sourcing guidelines; (2) engage 1 million people in our supply chains to significantly improve their livelihoods.

Key partners Implementing partners including Catholic Relief Services, Root Capital, Save the Children, Mercy Corps, Heifer and World Coffee Research, partnership with suppliers, and donors

Sustainability contact Colleen Popkin

Function Senior Manager Sustainability


Website www.keuriggreenmountain.com

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other:

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other: water stewardship, climate resilience

Target groups


Farmers, Farm workers, Exporters, Traders / importers


Farming communities

WHERE

Africa Ethiopia, Kenya, Rwanda, Uganda

Asia Indonesia

Latin America Colombia, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Peru Factsheet is based on information as provided by this stakeholder in interview



WHO

Organization Louis Dreyfus Company




Platform memberships Global Coffee Platform, IDH SCP, Specialty Coffee Association of America, Other: Swiss Coffee Assocation, NCA


Description LDC sustainability activities are mainly: (1) expand the certification/verification programs within the farmers’ communities, and (2) support coffee growers via specific field training to improve the coffee quality and productivity.

Key partners Customers, banks, foundations, local and international non-profit organizations, certifications and verifications schemes, cooperatives and coffee growers

Sustainability contact Rozenn Kerviel

Function Global Sustainability Manager Coffee


Website http://www.ldcom.com/global/en/corporate-responsibility

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other:

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other:

Target groups


Farmers


Farming communities

WHERE

Africa Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda

Asia China, India, Indonesia, Laos, Vietnam

Latin America Brazil, Colombia, Honduras, Mexico, Peru Factsheet is based on information as provided by this stakeholder in interview



WHO

Organization Lutheran World Relief


Coffee volume N/A



Sustainability program The Ground Up

Description Lutheran World Relief is a non-profit organization linked to the Lutheran Church that works with local partners to provide lasting solutions to poverty, injustice and human suffering. Projects are executed by local partners and centered around smallholders needs for technical assistance or capacity building.

Key partners Local implementers, private sector

Sustainability contact Rick Peyser

Function Senior Relationship Manager Coffee & Cocoa


Website http://programs.lwr.org/agriculture/coffee

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other: building private public partnership linkages

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other: on-farm diversification, food security, and climate change adaptation

Target groups


Farmers, Farm workers, Producer organizations, Other: LWR works on the supply chain from farmers to buyers, with a project emphasis on farmers, farm workers, and producer organizations, and a sustainability emphasis that cuts across the supply chain.


Farming communities

WHERE

Africa Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda

Asia Indonesia

Latin America Colombia, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua Factsheet is based on information as provided by this stakeholder in interview



WHO

Organization Mercy Corps


Coffee volume N/A




Description Livelihoods, market development, food security, gender, etc.

Key partners Starbucks, Keurig Green Mountain, SCAA, Farmer Bros, others

Sustainability contact Jennifer Schmidt

Function Director, Corporate Partnerships


Website www.mercycorps.org

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other:

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other:

Target groups


Farmers, Farm workers, Producer organizations, Local buyers


Government, Farming communities, Banks and financial institutions, Inputs providers, Research institutes, NGOs

WHERE

Africa DR Congo, Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda

Asia China, India, Indonesia

Latin America Colombia, Guatemala, Mexico, Nicaragua Factsheet is based on information as provided by this stakeholder in survey



WHO

Organization MULLEGE PLC




Platform memberships Global Coffee Platform, Other: AFCA,NCA,

Sustainability program 4C

Description An Integrated And Standard Based Production With Joint Effort From Small Producers Aroud The Plantation.

Key partners The Out Growers,Nestle, Newman Group

Sustainability contact Mr. Matebu H Zemanuel

Function Project Coordinator


Website www.mulleg.com

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other:

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other:

Target groups


Farmers, Producer organizations, Traders / importers, Roasters, Other: all actors in the supply chain


Government, Farming communities

WHERE

Africa Ethiopia

Asia




WHO

Organization National Union of Coffee Agribusinesses and Farm Enterprises (NUCAFE)


Coffee volume Small

Location of head office Uganda

Platform memberships Global Coffee Platform, Other: AFCA

Sustainability program verification and certification

Description Verification for 4Cs and certification of Fairtrade, Utz, organic

Key partners 4C secretariat, CBI, ITC, FLOCERT

Sustainability contact Mutyaba Musa

Function production officer


Website www.nucafe.org

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other:

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other:

Target groups


Farmers, Producer organizations, Exporters, Traders / importers, Roasters



WHERE

Africa Uganda

Asia




WHO

Organization Nestlé




Platform memberships Global Coffee Platform, IDH SCP, other: SAI platform

Sustainability program Nescafé Plan

Description Creating shared value by reaching out to farmers with a baseline standard for compliance (4C), technical assistance, GAP, soil and leaf analysis, and distribution of plantlets. Specific partnerships address issues around access to finance, financial literacy, climate change, water, nutrition, OHS.

Key partners Global Coffee Platform, IDH

Sustainability contact Linda Butler

Function Coffee Sustainability Manager


Website www.nestle.com

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other:

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other:

Target groups


Farmers, Farm workers, Producer organizations, Processors



WHERE

Africa Burundi, Côte d'Ivoire, Ethiopia, Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda

Asia India, Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, Thailand, Vietnam, other: Philippines

Latin America Brazil, Colombia, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua Factsheet is based on information as provided by this stakeholder in interview



WHO

Organization Nestlé Nespresso




Platform memberships Other: participating in platforms as Nestlé

Sustainability program Nespresso AAA

Description The green coffee sourcing approach combines a focus on quality, sustainability and productivity. It aims to help to secure the supply of the highest quality coffees for Nespresso consumers and the livelihoods of the farmers that grow them, while protecting the environment.

Key partners Rainforest Alliance

Sustainability contact Paulo Barone

Function Coffee and Sustainability Operations Manager


Website http://www.nestle-nespresso.com/sustainability/the-positive-cup/coffee

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other:

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other:

Target groups


Farmers


WHERE

Africa Ethiopia, Kenya, Other: South Sudan

Asia India, Indonesia

Latin America Brazil, Colombia, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Mexico, Nicaragua, Peru Factsheet is based on information as provided by this stakeholder in interview



WHO

Organization OLAM



Location of head office Singapore


Sustainability program OLAM Livelihood Charter

Description As a baseline, OLAM has adopt the 4C baseline standard for all of its coffee business. Rainforest Alliance, UTZ and Fairtrade certified coffee is traded in response to consumer demand. In addition OLAM forms coalitions with customers and donors around the OLAM Livelihood Charter, reaching out to farmers with finance, yield improvement, labour pratices, market access, quality, traceability, social investments and environmental impact. While investing in own coffee plantations, OLAM builds and supports an outgrower network.

Key partners

Sustainability contact Chris Brett

Function Global Head Corporate Responsibility & Sustainability


Website http://olamgroup.com/sustainability/

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other:

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other:

Target groups


Farmers, Farm workers, Producer organizations, Local buyers, Processors


Farming communities

WHERE

Africa Burundi, Cameroon, Côte d'Ivoire, Ethiopia, Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda

Asia China, India, Indonesia, Laos, Papua New Guinea, Thailand, Vietnam, Other: East Timor

Latin America Brazil, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Peru Factsheet is based on information as provided by this stakeholder in interview



WHO

Organization Progreso


Coffee volume N/A


Platform memberships Specialty Coffee Association of America, Other: AFCA, SCAE,

Sustainability program Progreso

Description Smallholders support program, access to finance, market, technical assistance and diversification

Key partners DOEN, Rabo Foundation

Sustainability contact Angel Mario Martinez-Garcia

Function Director


Website www.progreso.nl

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other:

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other:

Target groups




Farming communities, Banks and financial institutions, NGOs

WHERE


Asia Indonesia

Latin America Colombia, Ecuador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Peru Factsheet is based on information as provided by this stakeholder in survey



WHO

Organization Rainforest Alliance


Coffee volume N/A




Description A certification system built on three pillars (environmental protection, social equity and economic viability) building on market dynamics.

Key partners Several private sector partners

Sustainability contact Marcel Clement

Function Director, markets transformation coffee


Website http://www.rainforest-alliance.org/work/agriculture/coffee

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other:

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other:

Target groups


Farmers, Farm workers, Producer organizations, Traders / importers, Roasters, Retailers, Consumers


Farming communities, NGOs

WHERE

Africa Other: Rainforest Alliance and partners implement certification across Africa

Asia Other: Rainforest Alliance and partners implement certification across Africa

Latin America Other: Rainforest Alliance and partners implement certification across Africa Factsheet is based on information as provided by this stakeholder in interview



WHO

Organization Rwanda Trading Company (Rwanda) & Tembo Coffee Company (Tanzania)


Coffee volume Small

Location of head office Rwanda

Platform memberships IDH SCP, Specialty Coffee Association of America, Sustainable Coffee Challenge

Sustainability program Agribusiness Training Program

Description We equip farmers to build a financial foundation on their coffee businesses and leverage their collective incomes and intellectual assets to meet development needs in their households and communities. This secures their position in the supply chain and our access to a consistent coffee supply.

Key partners Farmers, IDH, DEG

Sustainability contact Brooke Cantrell

Function Chief Impact Officer


Website rwandatc.com, tembocoffee.com

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other:

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other: Financial literacy, supply chain education, leveraging collective savings to address community needs, farmer-to-farmer loans

Target groups


Farmers, Local buyers, Other: Local buyers are included to account for site collectors/middle men that must either choose to be transparent value-additions to the supply chain, or else be replaced by farmers we have trained to manage their training groups


Farming communities

WHERE

Africa

Asia




WHO

Organization S&D Coffee & Tea


Coffee volume Large


Platform memberships Specialty Coffee Association of America, Sustainable Coffee Challenge, Other: World Coffee Research, NCA Sustainability Task Force, SCAA Sustainability Council, SAFE, Coalition for Coffee Communities, Tea2030, Sustainable Food Lab


Description In addition to trading Fair Trade, Rainforest Alliance and UTZ certified coffee in the market, main pillar is the S&D Sustainably Sourced program. The S&D Sustainably Verified Platform inclusive approach focuses on continuous improvement towards long-term supply chain sustainability and impact. It is designed to support farmers through capacity building and technical assistance with local partners to achieve sustainability standards and the maximum impact at the farm level.

Key partners Conservation International, COSA and various traders

Sustainability contact David Piza / Olga Cuellar

Function Director of Corporate Social Responsibility and Sustainability / Sustainable Sourcing Manager


Website http://www.sdcoffeetea.com/about-us/sustainability-community/

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other:

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other:

Target groups


Farmers, Producer organizations, Exporters


WHERE

Africa

Asia

Latin America Brazil, Colombia, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Peru Factsheet is based on information as provided by this stakeholder in interview



WHO

Organization Sangany


Coffee volume Small

Location of head office Madagascar


Sustainability program Sangany Café

Description Social enterprise specialized in collecting and trading green coffee. We offer support to farmers and their organizations to improve the quality of their product and to improve the functioning of the chain. The company has been created in 2015. The company's 1st priority is to meet this year the 4C indicators. In the field farmers' organisations are supported with setting-up of nurseries and technical training. Producer access to loans from MFI is facilitated. The local MFI offers fair credit warranted by a delivery contract to Sangany. At harvest time the company pays the producers on their bank account opened at the MFI.

Key partners CFC (Common Fund for Commodities), ICCO Cooperation, Local MFI - CECAM

Sustainability contact Peter Egging

Function Administrateur Général


Website

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other:

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other:

Target groups


Farmers, Producer organizations, Local buyers, Processors, Exporters, Traders / importers, Roasters


Farming communities, Banks and financial institutions, Inputs providers, Logistics providers, NGOs

WHERE

Africa Madagascar

Asia




WHO

Organization Simexco DakLak Ltd.


Coffee volume Large

Location of head office Vietnam

Platform memberships Global Coffee Platform, Other: VICOFA

Sustainability program Coffee Made Happy

Description

Key partners Mondelez (JDE); IDH

Sustainability contact Le Duc Huy

Function Vice General Director


Website www.simexcodl.com.vn

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other:

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other:

Target groups




Government, Farming communities, Banks and financial institutions, Inputs providers, Logistics providers

WHERE

Africa

Asia Papua New Guinea




WHO

Organization Simon Lévelt Ltd


Coffee volume Micro


Platform memberships IDH SCP

Sustainability program Tierra Nova Fund -ACOB-IDH Brazil Sustainable Coffee Training

Description Training coffeeproducers in Brazil in sustainable coffee production

Key partners ACOB & IDH

Sustainability contact Paula Koelemij

Function Head Category Management & Sourcing


Website www.simonlevelt.nl

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other:

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other:

Target groups


Farmers, Farm workers, Producer organizations, Retailers, Consumers


NGOs

WHERE

Africa Ethiopia, Uganda, Other: We have cooperated with and supported coffee projects in Uganda (Sipi Falls Central Wetprocessing) and Ethiopia (cofinancing a scholl for the coffee community)

Asia Other: We buy organic coffee in Indonesia

Latin America Brazil, Colombia, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Peru Factsheet is based on information as provided by this stakeholder in survey



WHO

Organization SNV Netherlands Development Organisation


Coffee volume N/A



Sustainability program Various coffee projects: Rwanda, Indonesia, Honduras, Nicaragua, Peru

Description Good Agricultural Practices and post harvest; quality improvement, access to markets, increased biodiversity and nutrition

Key partners ECOM group, Min. of Foreign Affairs Netherlands, DFID, Ford Foundation

Sustainability contact Harm van Oudenhoven

Function Global Coordinator Coffee and Cocoa


Website www.snvworld.org

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other:

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other:

Target groups


Farmers, Farm workers, Producer organizations, Local buyers, Processors, Exporters, Traders / importers


Government, Farming communities, Banks and financial institutions, Inputs providers, Research institutes, NGOs

WHERE

Africa Cameroon, DR Congo, Ethiopia, Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda


Latin America El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Peru Factsheet is based on information as provided by this stakeholder in survey



WHO

Organization Solidaridad


Coffee volume N/A




Description Solidaridad works around 4 pillars: (1) good practices, (2) robust infrastructure, (3) sustainable landscapes, and (4) enabling policy environment. Solidaridad is active in 15 countries.

Key partners Several public and private partners

Sustainability contact Joel Brounen

Function International Programme Coordinator – Coffee


Website http://www.solidaridadnetwork.org/

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other:

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other:

Target groups


Farmers, Farm workers, Producer organizations, Roasters, Retailers


Government, Farming communities

WHERE


Asia Indonesia

Latin America Brazil, Colombia, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Peru Factsheet is based on information as provided by this stakeholder in interview



WHO

Organization Specialty Coffee Association of America (SCAA)


Coffee volume N/A


Platform memberships Specialty Coffee Association of America, Sustainable Coffee Challenge, Other: Coalition for Coffee Communities, IWCA


Description SCAA inspires specialty coffee professionals in their quest to learn, grow and collaborate for the betterment of the specialty coffee industry. SCAA is the world’s largest coffee trade association, with members representing more than 40 countries andevery segment of the specialty coffee industry, from growers to roasters and retailers. The SCAA offers education, training, resources and business services, in sustainability and other topics.

Key partners Member organizations in specialty coffee

Sustainability contact Kim Elena Ionescu

Function Director of Sustainability


Website www.scaa.org

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other:

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other:

Target groups


Producer organizations, Exporters, Traders / importers, Roasters, Retailers


Farming communities, Research institutes, NGOs

WHERE

Africa Other: members work across Africa

Asia Other: members work across Asia

Latin America Other: members work across Latin America Factsheet is based on information as provided by this stakeholder in steering committee



WHO

Organization Starbucks


Coffee volume Large


Platform memberships Specialty Coffee Association of America, Sustainable Coffee Challenge, Other: National Coffee Association, Coffee & Climate

Sustainability program (C.A.F.E) Practices

Description Starbucks has formalized ethical sourcing practices in their sustainability standard (C.A.F.E) Practices that 99% of purchased coffee complies with. Own agronomists provide agronomy tools and resources and take an open source approach to make information publicly available to be used by others. Starbucks has committed $50mm towards farmer financing in coffee communities. As next steps, Starbucks invests in the Sustainable Coffee Challenge to generate more demand and involvement, to support the vision of making coffee the first sustainable agricultural product.

Key partners Conservation International, Root Capital, USAID, Fairtrade International

Sustainability contact Kelly Goodejohn

Function Director


Website http://www.starbucks.com/responsibility/sourcing/coffee

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other:

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other:

Target groups


Farmers, Farm workers, Producer organizations, Exporters, Consumers


Farming communities

WHERE

Africa Burundi, DR Congo, Ethiopia, Kenya, Madagascar, Rwanda, Tanzania

Asia China, Indonesia

Latin America Brazil, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Peru, Venezuela




WHO

Organization Sucafina SA


Coffee volume Large


Platform memberships Global Coffee Platform, Specialty Coffee Association of America, Sustainable Coffee Challenge


Description Focus on East Africa with lot of work on productivity and healthcare (social)

Key partners Kahawatu Foundation, IDH, GIZ


Function

Email

Website

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other:

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other:

Target groups



WHERE


Asia Vietnam

Latin America Brazil Factsheet is based on information as provided by this stakeholder in survey



WHO

Organization Sustainable Coffee Challenge


Coffee volume N/A


Platform memberships Global Coffee Platform, Sustainable Coffee Challenge

Sustainability program Sustainable Coffee Challenge

Description The Sustainable Coffee Challenge is a catalyst for making coffee the world’s first sustainable agricultural product. A common framework is developed to express commitments in a public portal and in doing so create an incentive for sustainability from the market.

Key partners Key partners Conservation International and various industry, NGO and donor agency partners

Sustainability contact Bambi Semroc

Function Senior Strategic Advisor


Website http://www.conservation.org/stories/Pages/Sustainable-Coffee-Challenge.aspx

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other:

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other:

Target groups


Traders / importers, Roasters, Retailers


Government, NGOs, Other: donor agencies

WHERE

Africa

Asia

Latin America Factsheet is based on information as provided by this stakeholder in steering committee



WHO

Organization Sustainable Commodity Assistance Network (SCAN)


Coffee volume N/A

Location of head office Spain

Platform memberships Sustainable Coffee Challenge, Other: SAFE Platform. 4C is a member of SCAN

Sustainability program Sustainable Commodity Assistance Network (SCAN)

Description Global platform for technical assistance on sustainable agriculture (coffee focus)

Key partners 17 organizations (4Cs, Utz, Solidaridad, Rainforest Alliance, UNCTAD, UNDP, FLO, etc) National platforms in Peru, Guatemala and Vietnam (with international and local actors)

Sustainability contact Chris Wunderlich

Function International Coordinator


Website http://scanprogram.org

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other: Provide coordinated direct technical assistance to producers and producer groups

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other:

Target groups


Farmers, Farm workers, Producer organizations, Local buyers, Processors, Exporters, Traders / importers, Roasters, Retailers


Government, Farming communities, Banks and financial institutions, Research institutes, NGOs

WHERE

Africa Côte d'Ivoire, Tanzania, Uganda


Latin America Colombia, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Peru Factsheet is based on information as provided by this stakeholder in survey



WHO

Organization Sustainable Food Lab


Coffee volume N/A


Platform memberships IDH SCP, Specialty Coffee Association of America, Other: we partner on metrics and learning with these groups; most closely with SAI Platform on climate metrics - Cool Farm Tool in the coffee PCR guidelines

Sustainability program Sustainable Food Lab

Description A member network of global leaders in mainstream food and beverage sectors. The Food Lab is an innovation and learning platform which facilitates learning for global leaders on topics of Metrics, Climate Smart Agriculture, GHG quantification with the Cool Farm Alliance, Landscape Approaches, Inclusive Business models with smallholder farmers and leadership development.

Key partners Our 50+ members, SAI Platform, CCAFS, IDH, Centre for Development Innovation/WUR, ISEAL, COSA, GIZ, USAID, Rockefeller Foundation, Ford Foundation

Sustainability contact Stephanie Daniels

Function Sr. Program Director, Agriculture and Development


Website www.sustainablefood.org

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other:

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other:

Target groups


Producer organizations, Local buyers, Processors, Exporters, Traders / importers, Roasters, Retailers


Inputs providers, Research institutes, NGOs

WHERE

Africa

Asia




WHO

Organization Sustainable Harvest


Coffee volume Small


Platform memberships Specialty Coffee Association of America, Sustainable Coffee Challenge, Other: NCA, Coffee Database Network, AFCA

Sustainability program The Relationship Coffee Model

Description We integrate coffee sourcing and importing with farmer capacity building and community development. As a result, our company, our suppliers, and our customers become more successful and effective. Our commitment to innovation has made us a leading social enterprise and a certified B Corporation. Our Checkmark program evaluates our suppliers in responsible sourcing, environmental & social sustainability, quality, financial risk, and engagement/relationship.

Key partners B Corp, Keurig Green Mountain, Bloomberg Philanthropies

Sustainability contact Julia Leitner

Function Sustainability Project Manager


Website www.sustainableharvest.com

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other:

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other:

Target groups


Farmers, Farm workers, Producer organizations, Local buyers, Processors, Exporters, Roasters, Consumers



WHERE

Africa Rwanda, Tanzania, Other: Malawi

Asia India

Latin America Brazil, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Peru Factsheet is based on information as provided by this stakeholder in survey



WHO

Organization TADE G G Highland coffee producer plc


Coffee volume Micro




Description

Key partners

Sustainability contact Tesfaye Bekele

Function manager

Email tesfayebge @ Gmail. com

Website

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other:

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other:

Target groups


Farmers, Farm workers, Producer organizations, Traders / importers, Roasters, Consumers


Government, Farming communities, Banks and financial institutions, Logistics providers, Research institutes, NGOs

WHERE

Africa Ethiopia

Asia




WHO

Organization Tchibo


Coffee volume Large


Platform memberships Global Coffee Platform, IDH SCP, Other: International Coffee Partners, Coffee & Climate

Sustainability program Best Tchibo coffees – Now and into the future

Description Our approach to sustainable development in the coffee sector begins with the smallholders. Our efforts include: (1) Training smallholders as part of our Tchibo Joint Forces!® training programme (2) Increasing the sourcing of green coffee that is validated and certified according to recognised standards, and (3) Cross-sector collaboration to address and solve structural challenges.

Key partners International Coffee Partners, Coffee & Climate, Global Coffee Platform, sustainability standards

Sustainability contact Cornel Kuhrt

Function Senior Manager Coffee Corporate Responsibility


Website http://www.tchibo-sustainability.com/

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other:

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other:

Target groups




Government, Research institutes, NGOs

WHERE

Africa Kenya, Tanzania

Asia Papua New Guinea, Vietnam

Latin America Brazil, Colombia, Guatemala, Honduras Factsheet is based on information as provided by this stakeholder in interview



WHO

Organization TechnoServe Inc.


Coffee volume N/A


Platform memberships Global Coffee Platform, IDH SCP, Other: AFCA


Description TechnoServe works to build competitive farms, businesses and industries. Technoserve develops businesses and individuals, promotes market connections and improves the business environment.

Key partners Several public and private sector partners

Sustainability contact Carl Cervone

Function Director


Website http://www.technoserve.org

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other:

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other:

Target groups


Farmers, Producer organizations, Processors


Farming communities, Banks and financial institutions, Inputs providers

WHERE

Africa Ethiopia, Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda, Other: South Sudan

Asia

Latin America Brazil, Colombia, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Peru Factsheet is based on information as provided by this stakeholder in interview and survey



WHO

Organization Twin


Coffee volume Small


Platform memberships Specialty Coffee Association of America, Sustainable Coffee Challenge, Other: AFCA, SCAE, others


Description Annual environmental report plus various projects in sustainable agriculture, profitability and social justice with producers

Key partners Bukonzo Joint, Mzuzu, Gumutindo, Bukonzo Organics, Misozi, Kopakama, Abakundakawa, Kopakaki, Muungano, Kawa Maber

Sustainability contact Xavier Hamon

Function Project Manager, Sustainable Agriculture


Website twin.org.uk

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other:

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other:

Target groups


Farmers, Producer organizations, Processors, Exporters, Traders / importers, Roasters, Retailers


Farming communities, Banks and financial institutions, Inputs providers, Logistics providers, Research institutes, NGOs

WHERE

Africa Burundi, DR Congo, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda

Asia

Latin America Nicaragua, Peru Factsheet is based on information as provided by this stakeholder in survey



WHO

Organization U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID)


Coffee volume N/A



Sustainability program Multiple Programs in Africa, Latin America and Asia

Description Programs support smallholder coffee farmers in 10-12 countries worldwide

Key partners Private Companies; Farmer Co-operatives; National Coffee Institutes; Int'l Development Organizations and NGOs; Coffee Support Organizations

Sustainability contact Curt Reintsma

Function Senior Partnerships Specialist, Bureau for Food Security


Website

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other:

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other:

Target groups





WHERE

Africa DR Congo, Ethiopia, Rwanda, Uganda, Other: South Sudan

Asia Other: Myanmar

Latin America Colombia, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Peru Factsheet is based on information as provided by this stakeholder in survey



WHO

Organization Ugacof Limited

Role in coffee chain Exporter


Location of head office Uganda

Platform memberships Global Coffee Platform, IDH SCP, Other: AFCA

Sustainability program Farmer Support programme for smallholder Coffee farmers

Description Working to support close to 30,000 smallholder coffee farmers with the aim of improving productivity and quality of coffee produced. implement support activities in link the farmers to the exporter.

Key partners aBi Trust, IDH, SAP, GIZ, Progresso, Farmer organizations

Sustainability contact Gilbert Sindjou

Function Group Sustainability Manager, Sucafina


Website

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other:

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other:

Target groups


Farmers, Farm workers, Producer organizations, Roasters


Farming communities, Banks and financial institutions, Inputs providers

WHERE

Africa

Asia




WHO

Organization UTZ


Coffee volume N/A



Sustainability program Better Farming, Better Future

Description UTZ offers private sector partners certification, traceability, impact measurement and training. In addition through the Sector Partnerships Program we are: (1) promoting more sustainable farming practices by cooperating with civil society, governments and companies to improve policy and regulation, and to strengthen sector wide services for smallholders and female farmers; (2) supporting the development of a thriving civil society that can drive change.

Key partners Private sector, NGO's, governments

Sustainability contact Han de Groot

Function Executive Director


Website www.utz.org

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other:

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other:

Target groups




Government, Farming communities, NGOs

WHERE

Africa Other: certification and sector partnerships across Africa

Asia Other: certification and sector partnerships across Asia

Latin America Other: certification and sector partnerships across Latin America Factsheet is based on information as provided by this stakeholder in interview



WHO

Organization Volcafe




Platform memberships Global Coffee Platform, IDH SCP, Specialty Coffee Association of America


Description The emphasis is on agronomical extension work with own team. Volcafe works under major certifications including 4C, Rainforest Alliance, UTZ and specific roaster programs.

Key partners Roasters, NGO's

Sustainability contact Shauna Alexander Mohr



Website http://www.volcafe.com/

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other:

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other:

Target groups


Farmers, Local buyers


WHERE


Asia Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, Vietnam

Latin America Brazil, Colombia, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Honduras, Peru Factsheet is based on information as provided by this stakeholder in interview



WHO

Organization World Coffee Research


Coffee volume N/A



Sustainability program World Coffee Research

Description Collaborative research and development for supply of high quality coffee and farmer livelihoods. Research into coffee breeding and genetics for disease resistance and cup quality: a fast track focused on selecting existing varieties, and parallel reserach into optimized varieties.

Key partners Keurig Green Mountain Inc., Mars Drinks, The J.M. Smucker Company and other company members, several research institutes and affiliated organizations

Sustainability contact Hanna Neuschwander

Function Communication and Marketing Director


Website https://worldcoffeeresearch.org/

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other:

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other:

Target groups




NGOs

WHERE

Africa Burundi, Cameroon, DR Congo, Kenya, Other: Malawi, Zambia, Zimbabwe

Asia India, Indonesia, Laos, Papua New Guinea

Latin America Brazil, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Peru, Other: Panama, Jamaica, Dominican Republic




WHO

Organization Yara International ASA

Role in coffee chain Service provider / supplier

Coffee volume N/A

Location of head office Norway

Platform memberships Global Coffee Platform, IDH SCP, Other: Input companies cannot be part of SAI platform

Sustainability program Sustainability is within the company DNA

Description Unless Yara's solutions provide profitability through increased yields and/or quality improvement it is not economically sustainable. Environmental sustainability goes hand in hand with economical one: productvity imprvements cannot be done against environment

Key partners Public, private or civil society stakeholders depending on the country of implementation and objective


Function

Email

Website

WHAT



Policy / law

Research


Platform

Other:

Implementation


Business support


Disaster relief


Access to inputs


Logistics services

Incentives




Other:

Target groups


Farmers, Producer organizations, Traders / importers, Roasters


Government, Banks and financial institutions, Research institutes, NGOs

WHERE

Africa Cameroon, Côte d'Ivoire, Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda

Asia China, India, Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam

Latin America Brazil, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Guatemala, Mexico, Nicaragua, Peru Factsheet is based on information as provided by this stakeholder in survey

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