LOCAL ACTION GLOBAL IMPACT MAKING THE COFFEE SECTOR

LOCAL ACTION, GLOBAL IMPACT: MAKING THE COFFEE SECTOR SUSTAINABLE GCP Member update 21/22 June 2017 Annette Pensel, Executive Director

AGENDA • GCP Goals and how you can contribute • Country Platforms progress and upcoming action • Collective Action Networks • GCP Tools • Annual Plan 2018 • Global Coffee Sustainability Conference 2017! • Recap and questions 2

OUR VISION FOR THE FUTURE: A THRIVING SUSTAINABLE COFFEE WORLD 3 JUNE 2017

GCP FOCUS AREAS AND GOALS FOR 2020 (DRAFT) Thriving Communities Focus GCP Potential Measurement Farmer Prosperity Communities benefit from improved opportunities for all participating in coffee, including youth and women, better working conditions and improved access to health and education Coffee farmers are able to achieve optimum productivity, improve quality and benefit from improved supply chain efficiency to improve their income from coffee # workers above poverty line; Reduced work accidents; PPP policies agreed to increase participation of young people and women in coffee farming; Prevalence of slavery and child labor Increased productivity for # farmers esp. small holders where production below optimum; # of farmers increasing profit or above poverty line; % purchased as above GCP Baseline or equivalent Conservation of Natural Resources 4 Coffee farmers are able to adapt to climate change and use less water, protect soil and reduce deforestation # farmers adopt defined soil practices as key climate practices; # farmers increase water efficiency by 10% / reduce water in wet milling & irrigation coffee related deforestation reduced by x% in x countries OKTOBER 21

GCP MEMBERSHIP AT A GLANCE 5 Trade 79 (40% globally) | Industry 23 (25% globally) | Producers 71 | Civil Society 13 | Others JUNE 2017

SHARED RESPONSIBILITY: JOINING EFFORTS FOR COLLECTIVE IMPACT ALIGN ACT GROW 6 JUNE 2017

WHERE WE ARE ACTIVE: LOCAL PRIORITIES AND SOLUTIONS Vietnam VCCB Vietnam Climate change adaptation in NSC; Water, Fertilizers Honduras & Peru Cooperation starting 7 Indonesia SCOPI Brazil NAB /BWG Peru Colombia STP/PCS Colombia More efficient cooperation for extension delivery Brazil Improving access to Brazilian resources for coffee farmer support Uganda national Uganda platform Tanzania Increasing Tanzania NCSC income from Increasing coffee for small income from holder farmers coffee for small holder farmers Indonesia Increasing income from coffee for small holder farmers JUNE 2017

LATIN AMERICA (1) Brazil: • Roll-out of the National Sustainability Curriculum to key 73 partner institutions with 1, 500 trainers trained • 34 key indicators were developed within the National Platform structure and are in the process of being endorsed to measure the roll out and implementation of the NSC Contributes to Farmer Prosperity & Conservation of Natural Resources, Thriving Communities

LATIN AMERICA (2) Colombia: • Developed online training courses on soil fertilization as well as financial decision making in alignment to the GCP Baseline practices Contributes to Farmer Prosperity & Conservation of Natural Resources

LATIN AMERICA (3) Honduras: • Reaching out and aligning key stakeholders in Honduras about the process to establish a National coffee platform. All GCP Goals Peru: • Launch of Allianza Para el Café Sostenible in Peru between the Camara and Junta to agree on a joint approach for measuring and reporting of coffee statistics for Peru Contributes to

AFRICA (1) Tanzania: • Regular sector stakeholder meetings of National Platform sharing progress • NSC continued improvement and broader implementation in 3 districts Contributes to Farmer Prosperity & Conservation of Natural Resources, Thriving Communities

AFRICA (2) UGANDA: • Working groups formed on Climate and Economic Viability chaired by National Platform members • District coffee extension pilot continues with improvement of content of the National Sustainability Curriculum and outspreading roll-out in the field and during district coffee shows Contributes to Farmer Prosperity & Conservation of Natural Resources, Thriving Communities

ASIA (1) Vietnam: • Agreed content for the revision of the National Sustainable Curriculum (NSC) towards climate change adaptation with partners. • Developed draft information system and tool for NSC assurance to measure the implementation of the National Sustainability Curriculum Contributes to Farmer Prosperity & Conservation of Natural Resources, Thriving Communities

ASIA (2) Indonesia: • Strengthening the National Platform (SCOPI) with member involvement on thematic task forces. • Roll out of NSC Robusta continues in more regions whilst NSC Arabica to be launched in August Contributes to Farmer Prosperity & Conservation of Natural Resources, Thriving Communities

ECONOMIC VIABILITY OF FARMING This Collective Action Network is seeking to improve the economic viability of coffee farming by increasing the efficiency and effectiveness of tailored actions and interventions. First step: Quick scan of 11 countries focuses on identifying potential actions and investments that contributes to farmer prosperity. Next step: Convene the coffee sector to act jointly on identified priorities that contribute to farmer prosperity. Join the working group!Sign up online here.

GENDER & YOUTH The Collective Action Network on Gender & Youth works on empowering communities and helps to make coffee farming more attractive for young people. First step: Participatory development with stakeholders of a Gender Equity Engagement Guide and a Measurement Framework with Partnership for Gender Equity Next step: Convene the coffee sector to act jointly on identified priorities that contribute to thriving coffee communities. Join the working group!Sign up online here.

CLIMATE SMART AGRICULTURE The Collective Action Network on Climate Smart Agriculture works on enabling coffee farmers to adapt and build resilience towards climate change and its consequences. First step: Broaden industry learning and strategic uptake on CSA. Next step: Convene the coffee sector to act jointly on identified priorities that contribute to the conservation of natural resources. Join the working group!Sign up online here.

UPDATE: GCP TOOLS Sustainability Progress Framework MEASURE COLLABORAT E - Strong cooperation with Sustainable Coffee Challenge and co-facilitation of joint working group - Draft common indicators launched in June 2017 for more member engagement and improvement - If you want to participate please contact: framework@globalcoffeeplatform. org GCP Connect - New-look GCP Connect now beta testing www. gcp-connect. coffee Ready for input from working groups & forums, tools & resources, projects, news & events GCP Baseline SIMPLIFY - Equivalence mechanism on the GCP Baseline approved by GCP Board Ongoing equivalence recognition of 4 C, UTZ, SAN and Fairtrade International, results end July

COUNTRY ANNUAL PLANNING 2018 Planning for 2018 work in countries is in progress, in collaboration with Country Platform stakeholders. GCP members are involved locally through representatives and will be able to participate globally in September via a series of webinars, and October during Membership Assembly. This is a chance for GCP members to get involved on country level and support national platforms in a meaningful way.

WHAT IS NEXT? ENGAGE AND CONTRIBUTE • Engage and shape! We look forward to seeing you in Geneva! July 2017: GCP led Collective Action Networks kick-off webinars • Climate Smart Agriculture • Economic Viability of Farming • Gender & Youth Sign up and join the efforts to contribute to our shared goals! • July 2017: GCP slot at World Coffee Producers Forum, Medellín, Colombia • July 2017: GCP Board Meeting, held in Colombia • August /September 2017: Local engagement & webinarsfor planning 2018 • October 4+5, 2017: Global Coffee Sustainability Conference & 2 nd GCP Membership Assembly, Geneva, Switzerland 20 JUNE 2017

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