Promoting climate change resilient coffee and honey value chains in communities in the Honduran dry corridor 2027 Grant

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Summary

A UK development charity is funding a 12-month climate resilience project for coffee and honey farming families in Honduras' dry corridor, targeting poverty reduction and income growth through improved production, marketing, and climate adaptation capacity. The grant supports beekeeping and coffee farmer associations to build climate-smart livelihoods and reduce social inequality in rural communities.

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About this grant

COPAN is a project implemented in Honduras by the funder in partnership with Comision de Accion Social Menonita (CASAM), a regional NGO. The project promotes climate change resilient coffee and honey value chains in communities in the Honduran dry corridor. The initiative aims to increase the resilience and income of beekeeping and coffee farming families, contributing to significant poverty reduction. …

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How much funding does this grant offer?: Promoting climate change resilient coffee and honey value chains in communities in the Honduran dry corridor offers $116K.
When is the Promoting climate change resilient coffee and honey value chains in communities in the Honduran dry corridor deadline?: Applications close 30 Jun 2027 (301 days left).
Who can apply for Promoting climate change resilient coffee and honey value chains in communities in the Honduran dry corridor?: Eligibility covers organisations in HN; nonprofit, charity, community-group, cooperative. The full eligibility conditions are part of the Pro detail.