Activities

In El Salvador, MOCCA collaborates with 3 partners in coffee: The Salvadoran Coffee
Council, Banco de Fomento Agropecuario (BFA), and the Salvadoran Association of
Women in Coffee (AMCES),  through which it will train more than 3,746 coffee producers, providing technical assistance, access to research, quality planting material, and the promotion of an innovative financing model. Additional private-sector partners supporting MOCCA activities in El Salvador: The J.M. Smucker Company.
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FARMERS TRAINED

To enhance their productivity and profitability

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ENHANCED HECTARES

With best agronomic practices

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NURSERIES TRAINED

With technical assistance and business management

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RESEARCH SUPPORTED

For agronomic treatments and variety analysis

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FINANCING FACILITATED

For working capital, purchase of inputs and investments in farms

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Farmers trained

3,746

We work in partnership

TechnoServe leads the coffee program in El Salvador, with the support of partners such as the Salvadoran Coffee Council, BFA and the Ministry of Agriculture, providing training to producers for the implementation of best practices that help increase productivity, quality, and profitability. We work in support of the coffee component of the Master Plan to Rescue Agriculture, whose goal is to renew 35 thousand hectares of coffee in El Salvador.
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Our partnerships

This alliance strengthens the positioning of Salvadoran coffee in higher value markets, thus promoting a culture of quality in the production process to satisfy the demand for gourmet coffees in foreign countries. Parallel to these activities, MOCCA and the CSC are designing mechanisms to facilitate profitable financing and are also developing a model plan for the establishment of the Coffee Institute, which will strengthen the technical capacities and knowledge of producers.

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We will provide both cooperatives and individual producers served by BFA with technical assistance in renovation and rehabilitation, as well as the design of financing products that respond to the specific profiles and characteristics of the demand for financing of coffee producers, including other actors in the chain, such as nursery operators.

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MOCCA and the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock of El Salvador are promoting mechanisms for productive financing and capital raising, aimed at the renovation and rehabilitation of plots, within the national framework of the Coffee Transformation and Sustainability Plan, in order to establish responsibilities and expectations directed towards actions to strengthen the coffee sector in El Salvador.

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