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MAYA'S COFFEE

Mexico
GEOGRAPHIC AREA

Chiapas region
Yajalón, Motozintla and Tapachula
PERIOD
2019-2024
PEOPLE INVOLVED
900
AIM

Strengthening the coffee value chain through improved pre- and post-harvest processes.

project insights
PARTNERS

Results achieved

Results achieved

Implementation of XFarm technology through the installation of soil sensors and weather stations

4

producer cooperatives established

100%

of producers certified RFA/UTZ

225

producers trained on plantation renewal and farm management practices

23

communities involved

35%

of producers producing compost and manure for fertilization practices

10

new hectares dedicated to coffee cultivation

50

women trained

20

african drying beds installed

35

communities involved

675

producers trained

201

women involved and trained

20

african drying beds installed

20

demonstration plots implemented

43

communities involved

975

producers trained

3

cooperatives certified Rainforest Alliance and Organic

114

training sessions conducted

60

African drying beds installed to improve post-harvest quality

16

demonstration plots activated

14

xFarm weather stations installed

155

people involved

+220

producers trained on sustainable agricultural practices

2

biodigesters installed for biogas and biofertilizer production, improving sustainable organic waste management

900

people reached

20

African drying beds built for Arabica coffee producers

180

pruning kits distributed to support recommended pruning practices

200.000

coffee and shade trees in nursery production

4

biodigesters installed for biogas and biofertilizer production, improving sustainable organic waste management

+2.000

tons of Rainforest Alliance certified Robusta coffee

+1.000

tons of Rainforest Alliance certified organic Arabica coffee

Implementation of XFarm technology through the installation of soil sensors and weather stations

4

producer cooperatives established

100%

of producers certified RFA/UTZ

225

producers trained on plantation renewal and farm management practices

23

communities involved

35%

of producers producing compost and manure for fertilization practices

10

new hectares dedicated to coffee cultivation

50

women trained

20

african drying beds installed

35

communities involved

675

producers trained

201

women involved and trained

20

african drying beds installed

20

demonstration plots implemented

43

communities involved

975

producers trained

3

cooperatives certified Rainforest Alliance and Organic

114

training sessions conducted

60

African drying beds installed to improve post-harvest quality

16

demonstration plots activated

14

xFarm weather stations installed

155

people involved

+220

producers trained on sustainable agricultural practices

2

biodigesters installed for biogas and biofertilizer production, improving sustainable organic waste management

900

people reached

20

African drying beds built for Arabica coffee producers

180

pruning kits distributed to support recommended pruning practices

200.000

coffee and shade trees in nursery production

4

biodigesters installed for biogas and biofertilizer production, improving sustainable organic waste management

+2.000

tons of Rainforest Alliance certified Robusta coffee

+1.000

tons of Rainforest Alliance certified organic Arabica coffee

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