Unlocking Ethiopia’s Coffee Potential: The case for renovation, rejuvenation, and rehabilitation financing
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Ethiopia’s coffee sector is at a turning point. As the birthplace of Arabica and Africa’s largest coffee producer, it holds immense cultural and economic significance—but also faces deep-rooted challenges. This resource page brings together two key documents that chart a path forward:
The Scoping Study: A comprehensive analysis of Ethiopia’s coffee sector, identifying renovation and rejuvenation (R&R) as critical strategies to boost productivity, improve farmer livelihoods, and enhance climate resilience.
The Concept Proposal: Building on the study’s findings, this proposal outlines the Ethiopian Coffee Rehabilitation Fund—a bold financing mechanism designed to support smallholder farmers through long-term loans, technical assistance, and ecosystem-wide collaboration.
Together, these documents offer a roadmap for transforming Ethiopia’s coffee landscape. Explore the insights, strategies, and opportunities that could reshape the future of coffee in Ethiopia.
The Scoping Study: A comprehensive analysis of Ethiopia’s coffee sector, identifying renovation and rejuvenation (R&R) as critical strategies to boost productivity, improve farmer livelihoods, and enhance climate resilience.
The Concept Proposal: Building on the study’s findings, this proposal outlines the Ethiopian Coffee Rehabilitation Fund—a bold financing mechanism designed to support smallholder farmers through long-term loans, technical assistance, and ecosystem-wide collaboration.
Together, these documents offer a roadmap for transforming Ethiopia’s coffee landscape. Explore the insights, strategies, and opportunities that could reshape the future of coffee in Ethiopia.
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