Add to ORKGUnderstand how coffee value chain actors address food insecurity of coffee households under climate stress
In recent years, there has been growing discussion within the specialty coffee industry about the pr...
Coffee is an important agricultural sector in Central American, directly employing over 1.2 million ...
It is well known now that in East Africa climate change will have a massive impact on the productivi...
Understand how coffee value chain actors address food insecurity of coffee households under climate ...
Arabica coffee production provides the principal source of monetary income for many smallholder ho...
Coffee farmers in Costa Rica are vulnerable to a broad spectrum of climate risks, centered on the p...
As a result of a dramatic decline in world coffee prices and the restructuring of both domestic and...
In Mesoamerica, coffee production is an important part of economies and societies, forming the backb...
Honduras is now the largest coffee producer in Central America. Low cost of production, generational...
Coffee has long been known as a commodity product with a large “footprint” in poor, often mountainou...
Climate change is adversely affecting coffee production, impacting both yields and quality. Coffee p...
Coffee is a staple of Central American exports and agricultural production, not least in El Salvador...
There are worldwide approximately 4.3 million coffee (Coffea arabica) producing smallholders generat...
Food insecurity in smallholder coffee growing communities is recognized as a problem "deserving of a...
Guatemala is the second-largest coffee producer in Central America after Honduras. The coffee sector...
In recent years, there has been growing discussion within the specialty coffee industry about the pr...
Coffee is an important agricultural sector in Central American, directly employing over 1.2 million ...
It is well known now that in East Africa climate change will have a massive impact on the productivi...
Understand how coffee value chain actors address food insecurity of coffee households under climate ...
Arabica coffee production provides the principal source of monetary income for many smallholder ho...
Coffee farmers in Costa Rica are vulnerable to a broad spectrum of climate risks, centered on the p...
As a result of a dramatic decline in world coffee prices and the restructuring of both domestic and...
In Mesoamerica, coffee production is an important part of economies and societies, forming the backb...
Honduras is now the largest coffee producer in Central America. Low cost of production, generational...
Coffee has long been known as a commodity product with a large “footprint” in poor, often mountainou...
Climate change is adversely affecting coffee production, impacting both yields and quality. Coffee p...
Coffee is a staple of Central American exports and agricultural production, not least in El Salvador...
There are worldwide approximately 4.3 million coffee (Coffea arabica) producing smallholders generat...
Food insecurity in smallholder coffee growing communities is recognized as a problem "deserving of a...
Guatemala is the second-largest coffee producer in Central America after Honduras. The coffee sector...
In recent years, there has been growing discussion within the specialty coffee industry about the pr...
Coffee is an important agricultural sector in Central American, directly employing over 1.2 million ...
It is well known now that in East Africa climate change will have a massive impact on the productivi...