Alianza CAFÉ, an initiative by USAID Peru and implemented by TechnoServe, has made significant strides in fostering regenerative agriculture and the inclusion of youth in the coffee sector
A new grant will launch the Mujeres CAFÉ program to support leadership and decision-making for 1,300 Peruvian women.
Writing for GreenBiz, TechnoServe VP for Strategic Initiatives Jonathan Barnow shares insights about how the private sector can work with smallholder farmers to improve climate resilience and sustainability.
October 4, 2022 -—The Partnership for Central America (PCA) in collaboration with the World Food Programme (WFP) and the World Bank, with strategic support from TechnoServe, convened a working session to discuss the provision of Disaster Risk Insurance (DRI) at scale for small farmers and other vulnerable…
Projected harvest milestone comes as Puerto Rico marks five years since Hurricanes María and Irma
The use of vetiver-grass filtration has been championed by the CAFE project as a cost-effective way to treat coffee wastewater in Peru
Facing synthetic fertilizer shortages and price hikes due to the conflict in Ukraine, farmers in Peru are quickly turning to alternatives. Programs like CAFE can support alternative fertilizer adoption through supporting local businesses and stakeholders, encouraging reduction, not elimination, of fertilizer use; and presenting alternatives that benefit both farmers and the environment
The CRESCER 2.0 program will reach 4,170 participants and support more than 1,000 jobs
On January 11, TechnoServe's Jonathan Barnow joins representatives from Danone, the IDB, and Mondelez to talk about inclusive food systems.
The global mining company and international nonprofit are marking the tenth anniversary of their collaboration in South America and Southern Africa
