Coffee & Climate and strengthening coffee based livelihoods 2020-2026

About this project

The programme Coffee and Climate, phase 3, will be carried out in Brazil, Ethiopia, Indonesia, Tanzania, Honduras, Guatemala and Uganda during 2020-2023. Coffee is mainly produced on a small-scale basis in low- and middle-income countries. 25 million small-scale producers are estimated to grow 80 percent of all coffee we drink today and the coffee industry in total employs almost 125 million people. Climate change risks eventually halving the world's area suitable for coffee cultivation. The overall objective of the Coffee and Climate initiative is to enable coffee communities to manage their ecosystems sustainably and become more resilient to climate change as well as improve the farmers’ livelihoods by making them more competitive, based on sustainable practices. The initiative is managed by International Coffee Partners (ICP), a partnership between eight private coffee companies. All activities within ICP are carried out by the Hanns R. Neumann Foundation (HRNS), a non-profit foundation. The intervention is a Public Private Development Partnership (PPDP), which means that Sida and the private coffee companies within ICP co-finance the activities carried out by HRNS. The total budget is 8 385 919 EUR over four years, out of which 400 000 EUR is not co-financed by Sida. The budget without this costs is 7 985 919 EUR, out of which the companies within ICP will contribute with 4 235 799 EUR and Sida with 40 MSEK.

Published by

Sweden · Government

Countries

Brazil, Uganda, Indonesia, Tanzania, Ethiopia, Honduras, Guatemala

Sectors

Agricultural developmentIII.1.a. Agriculture

Funded by

Sweden

Passes funds through

Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency

Published by Sweden to the International Aid Transparency Initiative (IATI), last updated 2 Nov 2026 and imported automatically. IATI identifier: SE-0-SE-6-13490.

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