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COLOMBIA

PROJECT #1​

COFFEE AS A MEGAPHONE OF PEACE

Meta is an isolated rural department that over the years has suffered the violence of the civil war and the spread of illegal coca cultivation. It enjoys an ancient coffee-growing tradition and in the production of high-quality coffee it has found the engine for rebirth.
GEOGRAPHIC AREA

Department of Meta
Mesetas, Lejanías, San Juan de Arama, El Dorado, Cubarral and El Castillo

ACTIVE SINCE
2015
PEOPLE INVOLVED
900
AIM

Promoting peace and social stability in rural areas of Colombia through the development of the coffee supply chain, encouraging collaboration between communities and creating economic opportunities that contribute to reconciliation and overcoming divisions caused by conflict

PARTNERS
RESULTS OBTAINED
+ 244

new farms involved in the agroforestry component

+ 1.000.000

new coffee plants

+ 95.000

shade trees planted

93%

farms have received Rainforest Alliance certification

300

women coffee producers

PROJECT #2

THE CITY OF ​ COFFEE

Medellin has seen a strong demographic expansion since the 1970s, largely caused by the armed conflict and the phenomenon of land expropriation. Thousands of peasants displaced from their land, have settled in the upper part of the Aburrá valley, along the mountain slopes bordering the urban center of Medellin. In these rural areas around the city, they began to cultivate coffee​.
GEOGRAPHIC AREA

Medellin

ACTIVE SINCE
2022
PEOPLE INVOLVED
287
AIM

Strengthening urban coffee production as a tool for revitalizing the suburbs of Medellin and as an opportunity for social and economic redemption and inclusion of the younger generations

PARTNERS
RESULTS OBTAINED
+ 21.000​

coffee plants sown and distributed to 20 producers

+ 40

Skill-UP training hours for 10 young people

20

scholarships awarded for access to higher education in technical and social fields for young people

PROJECT #3

WOMEN AS THE NEXT WAVE TO GROWTH

GEOGRAPHIC AREA

Huila

ACTIVE SINCE
2024
PEOPLE INVOLVED
50
AIM

Support and strengthen the role of a group of women producers so that they have greater resources and tools to act independently and contribute positively to the economic development of their plantations

PARTNERS