Coffee production is a major agricultural activity and a significant consumer of water resources, posing risks to local water sustainability—especially under escalating climate threats. Despite past efforts, the adoption of climate-smart practices in Lao PDR and Viet Nam remains low. This project addresses unsustainable water use and limited uptake of climate-resilient methods through a comprehensive, multidisciplinary approach aligned with national and regional sustainability goals. It begins with baseline assessments and risk analyses to evaluate current practices and climate vulnerabilities. Tailored training programs will equip farmers with skills for climate-smart production, while efforts to improve market access for sustainable coffee aim to increase economic incentives. Knowledge-sharing platforms, community engagement, and policy advocacy will support broader adoption and long-term agricultural resilience. Read more...
Priority Sector
Agriculture & Rural Development
Project Site
No. of Direct Beneficiaries
Duration
Mar-2025 to Mar-2027
Conducted baseline assessments, including climate-smart coffee production, socio-economic conditions, value chain, and market analysis.
Developed action plans and scientific publications based on assessment findings.
Delivered training programs and workshops to improve climate-smart production and market readiness.
Facilitated technical assistance, stakeholder meetings, and post-intervention evaluations.
Established farmer clubs and data-sharing platforms to promote peer learning and collaboration.
Built partnerships and produced policy briefs to support institutional engagement and policy alignment.
Increased adoption of climate-smart practices among coffee farmers.
Improved market access and greater economic returns for climate-smart coffee products.
Strengthened collaboration and community support through farmer clubs and partnerships.
Enhanced technical capacity and knowledge dissemination across the coffee value chain.
Tangible policy and institutional impact through briefs and stakeholder engagement.
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