Our Work

Youth for Coffee (Y4C)

Objectives of the project

• To develop, test and promote a universally applicable model for R&R interventions in traditional smallholder mixed coffee farms in Uganda for uptake in the public and private coffee extension programs.

• To train a generation of young rural youths in the Ugandan coffee sector, with initially 150 youth leaders trained and equipped to operate …

National Steering Committee (NSC)

Objectives of the project

• 153 meetings Physical meetings held

• 17 umbrella /member organizations represented

• Conducted a study on Financial viability of coffee Farming in Uganda

• Developed the Climate Action Plan for Coffee Sector

Annual Coffee Shows

Objectives of the project

• 49 Coffee Growing districts reached

• 196 coffee shows held

• More than 206,000 farmers (44% female) reached

Harmonized Coffee Extension Materials Development

Objectives of the project

• 1,000 hardcopies of the Harmonized coffee extension materials printed & distributed ( Trainers’ Guides , & Spiral-bound charts)

District Coffee Extension Project (DCEP)

Objectives of the project

• 9 Coffee Growing Districts reached

• 270 public & private Agricultural Extension workers (23% female) capacity built in coffee extension & formally endorsed by MAAIF; over 95% have since got formal engagement in various nodes of the coffee value chain.

Strengthening Coffee Seedling Survival project

Objectives of the project

• 600 farmers targeted

• 116 trainees’ ( AOs & CBFs) capacity built in coffee seedling management

• 10 coffee Nurseries supported/ improved

Towards Integrated Coffee Extension Services (TICs)

Objectives of the project

• 6 Districts, 30 Sub Counties & 90 Parishes

• 5,992 Lead Farmers (34% Female) reached/trained in year 1 & 2

• Approximately 50% of the farmers reached adopting key GAPs

Dissemination of Updated Robusta & Arabica Coffee Production Handbooks

Objectives of the project

• Piloted in 9 coffee growing Districts

• 270 public & Private Sector Agricultural Extension workers’ (27% female) capacity enhanced on updated coffee information & knowledge

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