Insights on coffee, people and evidence

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IFPRI and EAIR conduct a rigorous, multi-year study on the yield and income effects of coffee stumping under real smallholder conditions in Ethiopia.
Village Enterprise is introducing its evidence-based poverty graduation model to coffee-producing communities in Kaffa, Ethiopia.
A comparative look at two Ethiopian coffee agronomy programs shows why context and adoption intensity matter – and how stumping can drive impact.
Findings from an independent evidence review of the 100WEEKS cash-plus program by Laterite show potentials and limitations.
Access financial training materials designed specifically for smallholder farmers in Ethiopia.
Developing methods for regional adaptation of living income benchmarks and the segmentation of coffee farming households in Uganda.
Real change begins with clarity of purpose and a roadmap to get there. Here you can explore our Impact Map!
Resource allocation is one of the toughest challenges for any impact-driven organization.
Reducing ultra-poverty in coffee growing regions by addressing income, health, and community development.
Improve coffee yields, diversify income streams, and increase profits of 34.000 coffee farmers.
Support 500 smallholder coffee farming households, enhancing their resilience, productivity, and income.
How data-driven insights help to make smarter investments while empowering coffee farming communities.

Together, let’s grow wealth – with evidence.