Quality as a driver of sustainable agricultural value chains: The case of the relationship coffee model
I evaluated socio-economic, environmental and technological outcomes of smallholders’ participation in a sustainable coffee value-chain model that promotes transparency and traceability.
January 2013 to January 2016
Colombia
Description
I evaluated socio-economic, environmental and technological outcomes of smallholders’ participation in a sustainable coffee value-chain model that promotes transparency and traceability.
I led all the stages of the project cycle including facilitation of cross-sectoral collaboration, budget administration, fieldwork logistics, training workshops, data collection, information processing, stakeholders dialogue, impact analysis and per-review paper submission.
The sample included 265-smallholder coffee growers from two rural regions of Colombia and two stages (2013-14 & 2015-16). Information encompassed a socio-economic survey, on-farm soil sample analysis and forest and birds biodiversity assessments.
Collaborators
J. Nicolas Hernandez-Aguilera
Project leader
Dr. Miguel Gomez (PI)
Dr. Amanda Rodewald
Dr. Ximena Rueda
Colleen Anunu
Ruth Benneth
Dr. Harold van Es