This first training phase marks the beginning of a multiyear commitment to set a total of 4 communal drying facilities with the specific aim to increase coffee quality and favor cooperation to solve the bottleneck of parchment drying of Meta coffee region where, during 10 months of the year, farmers can have up to 6,000 millimeters of pluviosity (double the amount that they have in traditional coffee axis regions) with the consequent risk that harvested beans can re-absorb humidity spoiling the cup profile and farmers’ one year’s efforts.
By the end of the task, we expect to reach and support almost 200 farmers within the Department of Meta in the municipalities of Lejanìas, San Juan de Arama and Mesetas.
In Meta, we will start a day-by-day work to concretely impact on SDGs 8,4 and 9: strengthening the associative work, educating the coffee growers associations with specific formative sessions and encouraging the community in adopting technology to enhance the general coffee quality and productivity
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