Resilience Package: Supporting participating families and households with nutrition and household management through vegetable gardens, chicken farming, and composting. These measures are intended to strengthen the availability and diversity of food at the household level.
Income & Nature: Promoting and testing additional income-generating opportunities while taking local conditions into account. These include, for example, beekeeping—for honey and wax—as well as the use of coffee byproducts, such as products made from coffee husks or coffee tea.
Coffee Cultivation & Traceability: Together with coffee farmers, we are further developing cultivation methods and improving the traceability of coffee. Cooperatives are being trained in the collection of geodata and equipped with measuring devices. Data is already available for six cooperatives; another 47 are scheduled to be surveyed by the end of 2026. In addition, 5,000 macadamia trees have been planted within coffee farming systems.
Harenna Forest Coffee Branding: Improving visibility and expanding market access for coffee from the Harenna forest region. This includes developing a dedicated brand for Harenna Forest Coffee.