Commitments
Commitments can be small or large, global or local. No matter the size or scope, commitments help advance sustainability in the coffee sector.
© Conservation International/Lorena Garcia-Bustos
Commitments can be small or large, global or local. No matter the size or scope, commitments help advance sustainability in the coffee sector.
© Conservation International/Lorena Garcia-Bustos
Nearly every major coffee-producing region of the world is under stress. Warming temperatures, drought and changing weather patterns are affecting coffee production and the livelihoods of coffee farmers. Across the globe, companies, governments and organizations are working to address these issues in tangible, meaningful ways. Explore commitments by different actors and geographies.
*Commitments may focus on more than one geographical region.
115 Commitments
From farm to cup
115 Commitments
The year 2030 is a critical year for the coffee industry; climate change impacts are expected to intensify as demand for coffee continues to grow. To make coffee sustainable, everyone has to do their part. The timeline below shows when we anticipate many commitments being achieved.
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2020
2021
2022
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2024
2025
2026
2027
Commitments range from transitioning to sustainable coffee sourcing to investing in the renovation of coffee farms, to training farmers on better management practices. The Challenge provides an online space to understand the numerous commitments being made by actors from across the coffee sector. Explore the commitments by topic.
20 Commitments
Gender, Youth + Indigenous People
26 Commitments
Education + Health
26 Commitments
Labor Conditions
42 Commitments
Climate
17 Commitments
Water Access + Conservation
36 Commitments
Forest Conservation + Reforestation
30 Commitments
Technical Assistance
16 Commitments
Renovation
8 Commitments
Access to Inputs
9 Commitments
Access to Finance
5 Commitments
Producer Country Policy
25 Commitments
Standards / Certification
34 Commitments
Sourcing Policies
6 Commitments
Consumer Country Policy
23 Commitments
Consumer Education + Awareness