WOMEN’S COFFEE PROJECT

Opportunities and growth for women

WOMEN’S COFFEE PROJECT

Opportunities and growth for women

We want to talk to you about traceable, high-end coffees. Of plantations run by women farmers, of their value, of promoting gender equality and social equality.

Underlying the WOMEN COFFEE PROJECT is the desire to tell the story and the need to change the perception of the role of women in the world of coffee. Crucial with their unparalleled work, they must be known and recognized for the REAL VALUE they have.
Small plantations, high quality coffee and the work of a group of women who put their professionalism and passion into it can be told in a different, transparent and fair way. Starting right now, starting HERE.

Purpose of the Program.

1. Increase primary and secondary education for everyone up to age 21

2. Access to the National Health Service for all project participants

3. Construction of decent housing for plantation workers

4. Sustainable cultivation in monetary and environmental terms

Projects

< Artwork by Mafreshou >

COLOMBIA
Women’s coffee project

The coffee: San Alberto

Women producers who came together, not only to redeem lore themselves, but to safeguard their families and ignite a spark capable of triggering enormous change in these territories.

< Artwork by Camila Cataldo >

BRAZIL
Donas do Cafè

Coffee: Fazenda Piedade

The Donas do Café project was created in Brazil with producers to incentivize women producers engaged in commercial coffee production to make the leap to gourmet and specialty production, and to the benefits that higher selling prices can bring in terms of stability.

< Artwork by Claudia Bessi >

PERU
Women’s coffee project

The coffee: Cosecha de Mujer

The Coop. Prosperidad de Chirinos, founded in 1968, has done an excellent job assessing gender-based challenges and structuring Cosecha de Mujer’s activities to address these inequalities.

< Soon online >

GUATEMALA
Women’s coffee project

The coffee: FTO organic CODECH

CODECH’s Women Producer coffee is a special programme and has been one of the catalysts for our collaborations. The coffees in this batch come 100% from farms owned or managed by women.

< Artwork by Baba >

D.R. of CONGO

Caffè: SOPACDI Micro-Station

These specific offerings come from a group of women who live and farm in the villages of Mishebere and Ruhunde in the Kahele territory. SOPACDI has started this project to source and keep separate coffee from this group of growers in order to provide them a better income from specialty coffee as well as more financial independence and autonomy.

< Artwork by Costanza Ciattini >

ETHIOPIA
Women’s coffee project

Coffee: Mrs. Butu Galcha

Mrs. Butu Galcha, a resident of Idedo, Yirgacheffe has always been a coffee farmer. She started working on her father’s plantation at an early age, and later inherited the small-scale farmland. The farm has expanded and now has an area of 6.6 hectares.

In 2022, she was the 16th winner of the Ethiopia COE.

< Artwork by Alliana Cortez >

KENYA
Women’s coffee project

Coffee: Kapkiyai FCS AA

The cooperative is located on one of the highest and most picturesque hills in Nandi, Rift Valley .
Operating for many decades in the coffee production industry in 2010, Kapkiyai began receiving support from the “Coffee Initiative” which includes increased training in agronomy, cooperative management and the wet mill. All this emphasized gender inclusion in the coffee industry. As time went on, Kapkiyai’s management began to see what the potential of women in the cooperative really was.

< Artwork by Luchadora >

RWANDA
Women’s coffee project

Cafe de mama Red Bourbon

Cafe de Mama was founded by a group of Rwandan women belonging to Nova Coffee Coop. whose mission is to create a women’s community that can change the way coffee is grown in Rwanda.


” Through coffee we help about 2,800 producing families in our community. This is why the Ikawa Sawa (Sustainable Arabica and Woman in Agriculture) project was inaugurated, which promotes a sustainable form of agriculture that respects the ecosystem and helps women who want to enter this working world.”

The Illustrators

Mafreshou

Nazanin Rastan aka Mafreshou, creates illustrations using different techniques, from etching to digital.

Costanza Ciattini

His works range from collage, to three-dimensional collage, to illustrations for independent books.

Camila Cataldo

Camila was born in Argentina and is inspired by flowers, summer, travel, books and music for her works.

Alliana Cortez

Aka thecandyshake, è un’illustratrice freelance autodidatta. Nata nelle Filippine, è cresciuta a Firenze e lavora a Milano.

Luchadora

Alessandra Marianelli, aka Luchadora is a graphic designer and illustrator based in Florence. Strong shapes, colors and strokes characterize her works.

Baba

Creates graphite and digital illustrations. She is characterized by essential illustration, with simple but striking lines.

Claudia Bessi

Claudia is an illustrator and graphic designer, working mainly on food-related projects in Italy and the United States.

The Illustrators

Mafreshou

Nazanin Rastan aka Mafreshou, creates illustrations using different techniques, from etching to digital.

Costanza Ciattini

His works range from collage, to three-dimensional collage, to illustrations for independent books.

Camila Cataldo

Camila was born in Argentina and is inspired by flowers, summer, travel, books and music for her works.

Alliana Cortez

Aka thecandyshake, is a self-taught freelance illustrator. Born in the Philippines, she grew up in Florence and works in Milan.

Luchadora

Alessandra Marianelli is a graphic designer and illustrator based in Florence. Shapes, colours and bold strokes characterise her works

Baba

Creates graphite and digital illustrations. She is characterized by essential illustration, with simple but striking lines.

Claudia Bessi

Claudia is an illustrator and graphic designer, working mainly on food-related projects in Italy and the United States.

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