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Increase Coffee Production and Market Access – Indigenous Communities, Peru Amazonas Grant
••••• Foundation
A foundation based in United States
Summary
This grant supports indigenous communities in Peru to increase coffee productivity and market access while advancing gender equity, climate adaptation, and agroecological sustainability. Funding covers workshops and technical assistance for smallholder coffee farmers.
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About this grant
Supports Awajun indigenous communities in improving coffee productivity and quality, accessing markets, and addressing gender equity, climate adaptation, and agroecological sustainability through workshops and technical assistance.
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Frequently asked questions
- How much funding does this grant offer?
- Increase Coffee Production and Market Access – Indigenous Communities, Peru Amazonas offers Up to $13K.
- Who can apply for Increase Coffee Production and Market Access – Indigenous Communities, Peru Amazonas?
- Eligibility covers organisations in PE; nonprofit, community-group, indigenous-community, cooperative. The full eligibility conditions are part of the Pro detail.
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Up to $13K
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EligibilityPE
Org typesnonprofit, community-group, indigenous-community, cooperative
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