The project aims to continue impacting the coffee regions of the Santander department in Colombia, encouraging 100 young students from rural schools to establish coffee crops based on productivity, profitability and quality criteria; coffee crops with adequate agronomic management that allow developing scalable and sustainable coffee enterprises.

This project's objective is to provide 100 small specialty coffee producers and their families in Northern Nariño in Colombia with improved organizational, business and management skills, a better market integration and effective advocacy for local coffee-market government policies, improved trading and business conditions, better access to coffee market information, and improved negotiation skills for green coffee marketing.

This project seeks to educate a new generation of coffee entrepreneurs at Las Delicias School in Santander, Colombia. By providing Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) and education on sustainable coffee production according to the students' context and needs, children in coffee growing families at Puente Nacional are encouraged to remain in the rural areas to build a future with their families.

This project aims at training farmers to implement sustainable coffee practices according to the 4C Code of Conduct (Common Code for the Coffee Community) and the SAN principles (Sustainable Agriculture Network) for Rainforest Alliance certification.

This project aims at educating a new generation of coffee growers by creating a sense of ownership, responsibility, collaboration, and commitment to the decision-making process in their own development as well as providing nutritious meals.

This project seeks to improve life quality for young coffee entrepreneurs by building capability in them for managing the coffee farms as sustainable businesses.

This project's aims to foster capacity building, peaceful coexistence and income generation for 100 youngsters and their families.

In several regions in Santander, Colombia, the project aims to provide better better perspectives for the young coffee growers community. 150 young coffee growers will become regional and national models of rural entrepreneurship. 150 coffee plantations will stand out for their profitability and sustainability and will be known as 'model coffee farms'.

Intense fragrance, sweet aroma with cherry notes. Very present in the mouth, medium acidity and full body, rounded with chocolate and roasted almonds aftertaste. This Rainforest Alliance Organic coffee is imported since 2004 in partnership with the Federación Nacional de Cafeteros de Colombia (FNC), also implementing the Collibri and EFICO Foundation projects, with focus on empowerment of the next gen of coffee entrepreneurs. Reach out to our team to provide you with more info here.