CLIMATE CHANGE AND COFFEE FARMING: LOSSES AND SOLUTIONS Yvette Faber Market Development Sustainable Coffee.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

1 Local agri-food networks and environmental effects in Brittany Brussels workshop 8 June 2010 Fédération Régionale des Centres dInitiatives pour Valoriser.

Advertisements

EuropeanCommission Carbon, Food Security and Sustainable Development Carbon, Food Security and Sustainable Development MRV systems for carbon in soils.

Focal Area and Cross Cutting Strategies – Land Degradation GEF Expanded Constituency Workshop March 22 – 24, 2011 Kyiv, Ukraine.

Towards More Sustainable and Market-based Payment for Ecosystem Services A Pilot Project in Lijiang, China Lu Zhi.

Programming directions for GEF-6 Climate Change Mitigation

Increasing productivity and resilience Messages and project examples.

GEF and the Conventions The Global Environment Facility: Is the financial mechanism for the Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants Is the.

Involving the market ProClimate. ProClimate – 10 Dec Current situation: Commercial agriculture started after WOII, after 70 years it has resulted.

Side Event COP 14 Climate Change Mitigation Potential of Agriculture Poznan, Wednesday 3 December 2008 Fox Room 13:00 – 15:00. Agenda 1.Welcome and Introduction.

Climate-smart Agriculture Peter Holmgren FAO. Peter Holmgren, FAO 3 November 2009.

The Resilient Coasts Initiative A Partnership Response.

Swayam Shikshan Prayog Groots International & Huairou Commission

The implementation of the rural development policy and its impacts on innovation and modernisation of rural economy Christian Vincentini, European Commission.

1 Sustainable Agriculture strategy Zurich 8 th June 2011 Neil la Croix Director of Supply Chains.

The NFU champions British farming and provides professional representation and services to its farmer and grower members Sustainable Intensification The.

Soil & More International BV Natural resources for sustainable agriculture Uniting ecological and social responsibility with economic success Green Growth.

Johannesburg 1-3/4/09AFRACA/FAO/World Bank1 Risk in Agriculture Ake Olofsson Rural Finance Officer Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations.

Regional Responses to Climate Change. Framework Vision->Strategy -> Objective -> Resources ->Target-> Actions Liliendaal Declaration Vision Reduce GHG.

Building Bridges Between Commodity Roundtables and REDD+ Connecting Farmers Needing Funding with Funds Needing Farmers Jan Maarten Dros 7 th REDD+ Platform.

Centre for Development Informatics ICTs, Climate Change and Development: Overview Concepts Angelica Valeria Ospina & Richard Heeks Centre for Development.

Innovation and Knowledge Transfer for a Productive and Sustainable EU Agriculture Martin Scheele Directorate General for Agriculture and Rural Development.

The objective of this presentation is to gain an understanding of sustainable agriculture and discuss the roadmap to move in this direction.  Agriculture.

NIGERIA Developing CSA within the NAIP while reinforcing inter-sectoral consistency: progress, bottlenecks and support needs With technical facilitation.

Biofuels, Food Security and Environmental Sustainability: Global Challenges and Opportunities Daniel G. De La Torre Ugarte The Politics of Food Conference.

TRANSFORMING AGRICULTURAL SUPPLY CHAINS TOWARDS A GREEN ECONOMY By Nathan Leibel Eddy Russell.

Actions needed to halt deforestation and promote climate-smart agriculture.

Climate Change and Urban Food Security Challenges for Dhaka Monirul Mirza Adaptation & Impacts Research Section (AIRS), Environment Canada Bonn, May 13,

GEF-6 Programming Directions in Natural Resources Management

Bringing Agricultural Capacity, Carbon and Knowledge to REDD+ 1 Yvette Faber.

Overview of the scientific, political and financial landscapes Climate-Smart Agriculture in West Africa: Dr Robert Zougmoré CCAFS Regional Program Leader.

GEF and the Conventions The Global Environment Facility: Is the financial mechanism for the Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants the.

Global Energy Basel GEB – The Investment Platform for Sustainable Infrastructure Presentation of

Mohamed Bakarr Senior Environmental Specialist GEF Familiarization Seminar Washington, DC January 17 – 19, 2012 GEF Strategies, Activities and Accomplishment:

Alliance for Faithful Food and Farming A network of faith groups and faith-based organisations Engaged in faith-based sustainable agriculture and sustainable.

Importance of local communities empowerment Lucia Madrid Ramirez

Fabienne Pierre & Andrew Schmidt, 10YFP Secretariat, October 2015 Scaling up partnerships and networks for investment The 10 Year Framework of Programmes.

1 Financing Climate- Smart Agriculture in Smallholder Systems Brussels 27 Sept 2012 ACP-EU Meeting Dr Charlotte Streck 1.

Global Cocoa Agenda Roadmap Mind-mapping for Change By Alex Bruijnis Chairman of ICCO Council for a Sustainable World Cocoa Economy.

Transforming rural livelihoods and landscapes: sustainable improvements to incomes, food security and the environment Trevor Nicholls, CEO CABI Global.

Copa-Cogeca Workshop “Sustainable use of forests in Europe” EU 2020 Strategy, resource efficiency and the potential of EU forests Hilkka Summa.

Weather index insurance, climate variability and change and adoption of improved production technology among smallholder farmers in Ghana Francis Hypolite.

Climate Smart Agriculture to Foster Food Production by Dyborn Chibonga, NASFAM CEO Prepared for WFO Annual General Assembly in Livingstone, Zambia -

Programmatic approaches to agro-industry-led sustainable food systems development David Neven Senior Economist, Food and Agriculture Organization of the.

Climate Smart Agriculture in Ireland: An Overview

Climate smart agriculture and resilient market systems

Strategy for Agricultural Development in Georgia

Overview of the international climate policy & finance framework and the building of the REDD+ mechanism Josep A. Garí Africa Advisor, UN-REDD Programme.

Setting the scene: How insurance contributes to better livelihoods and disaster resilience for smallholder farmers Singapore 14 March 2017.

The new CAP-making EU farming smart and sustainable

Digital Agriculture and Food Security: Framework for Integrating Agricultural Knowledge Services with Digital India N H Rao.

Rural Proofing Martin Scheele

Building Efficiency Accelerator

Directorate General for Agriculture and Rural Development

RESULTS FROM THE INNOVATION LAB FOR SMALL SCALE IRRIGATION

Value Chain Emissions Accounting Framework

Barbara Adolph, Agroecology team, IIED Limerick, 8th April 2014

Rural Proofing Martin Scheele

SUSTAINABLE FARMING Top Soil & Groundwater

Sustainable Development in Agriculture, Land Use and Forestry

Sergiu Didicescu, Unit H1 DG Agriculture and Rural Development

Climate-Smart Agriculture

Climate-Smart Agriculture in the Near East North Africa Region

Enabling Systemic Change in the Chocolate Industry

Dr Margaret Makelo (SDAR)

Technical Press Briefing LIFE Sub-programme for Climate Action Commission proposal for a new LIFE Regulation ( ) 12 December 2011.

Agriculture Economics

Cutting Emissions in Dairy Supply Chains - Linseed

Global Platform for Sustainable Cities - Resource Team (RT) -

Password: coffeeconference2014

Arizona League of Cities Sustainability

Presentation transcript:

CLIMATE CHANGE AND COFFEE FARMING: LOSSES AND SOLUTIONS Yvette Faber Market Development Sustainable Coffee

A COFFEE FARMER IN PERU CHANGED HIS COFFEE MANAGEMENT 3

WE CAN’T GET ENOUGH OF OUR BLACK GOLD 4

BUT SUPPLY IS STAGNATING 5

CLIMATE CHANGE WILL EXACERBATE SUPPLY SHORTCOMINGS 6

PUTTING FARMERS IN A SITUATION WHERE THEY ARE LIKELY TO DEFOREST 7

8 WHY DO WE CARE?

SOLIDARIDAD AIMS TO SECURE FOOD PRODUCTION 9 THROUGH SMART, SUSTAINABLE LAND-USE

WE BRING TOGETHER SUPPLY CHAIN ACTORS 10 AND ENGAGE THEM IN INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS

11 INTERNATIONAL NETWORK ORGANIZATION, WITH OFFICES ALL OVER THE WORLD Guatemala City Lima Buenos Aires Utrecht New Delhi Beijing Accra Johannesburg Nairobi San Francisco

12 TO HELP SHIFT FROM BEING PART OF THE PROBLEM TO BEING PART OF THE SOLUTION

13 INNOVATIVE PILOT CLIMATE SMART AGRICULTURE

BUILDING BRIDGES: PRODUCTION AND NATURE 14 Finance the transition to climate smart agriculture Reduced GHG emissions and forests conservation Increased Climate Smart Coffee Production leading to: Improved productivity, reduced poverty Increased resilience to climate change

SMALL HOLDER ACCESS TO CARBON MARKET THROUGH COOL FARM TOOL AND GOLD STANDARD 15

FINANCIAL SERVICE TO FARMERS: LONG TERM CREDIT FOR RENOVATION 16

FOOD SECURITY FOR COFFEE PRODUCING FAMILIES 17

MONITORING OF PERFORMANCE 18

CLIMATE SMART COFFEE PRACTICES 19 Improve soil management Optimizing shade tree planting Reduced fertilizer application Better waste-water management Renovation of aging farms with improved varieties

20 BENEFITS OF CLIMATE SMART COFFEE

THE BENEFITS OF CLIMATE SMART COFFEE: MORE COFFEE FROM LESS LAND 21

THE BENEFITS OF CLIMATE SMART COFFEE: STRENGTHEN FARMER’S RESILIENCE AND FOOD SECURITY 22

THE BENEFITS OF CLIMATE SMART COFFEE: MORE COFFEE OF BETTER QUALITY 23

THE BENEFITS OF CLIMATE SMART COFFEE: INNOVATIVE SERVICES LIKE WEATHER FORECAST AND RISK INSURENCE 24

THE BENEFITS OF CLIMATE SMART COFFEE: NEW POLICIES TO SUPPORT IMPLEMENTATION OF CSA LIKE SPECIAL CREDIT LINE 25

THE BENEFITS OF CLIMATE SMART COFFEE: DELIVERS ENVIRONMENTAL BENEFITS 26

27 WHAT CAN YOU DO TO APPLY CLIMATE SMART COFFEE?

KNOWLEDGE FOR ALL STAKEHOLDERS 28

MOTIVATION FOR ALL STAKEHOLDERS 29

RESOURCES TO IMPLEMENT INVESTMENTS 30

31 JOIN US FOR CHANGE THAT MATTERS

/solidaridadnetwork /company/solidaridad YVETTE FABER 32

WORKING GROUPS Scale: How could we scale this? What are the conditions and changes needed? Inclusiveness: How could we improve inclusiveness? What are the conditions and changes needed? Green and sustainable: How green and sustainable is this case? Wat are the conditions and changes needed? Financial sustainable: How financial sustainable is this approach? What are the conditions and changed needed?