Empowering women in coffee through innovative business models

In many coffee-producing regions, women actively participate in farm labour but encounter limited access to resources and decision-making authority.

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With International Women's Day on the horizon, it's imperative to pause and acknowledge the strides made in empowering women across diverse value chains.

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Empowering women in coffee through innovative business models

In many coffee-producing regions, women actively participate in farm labour but encounter limited access to resources and decision-making authority.

Flaviah Kyoyesiga Birungi is a Project Manager at Solidaridad East and Central Africa. Courtesy photo

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