Vetiver: The Low-cost Innovation to Treat Coffee Wastewater
Learn how vetiver grass is used by coffee growing families in Peru as a low-cost and Rainforest Alliance-certified method for treating wastewater.
Learn how vetiver grass is used by coffee growing families in Peru as a low-cost and Rainforest Alliance-certified method for treating wastewater.
Writing for Business Fights Poverty, Global Gender Director Cristina Manfre explains TechnoServe's approach for supporting gender equality in coffee-farming communities
TechnoServe works to help women around the world gain equal access to the knowledge, jobs, and finance that enhance their incomes and their economic opportunities for the future. This month, we’re celebrating four women in Africa and Latin America who are transforming their lives and communities.
Alianza CAFÉ, an initiative by USAID Peru and implemented by TechnoServe, has made significant strides in fostering regenerative agriculture and the inclusion of youth in the coffee sector
This report shares insights from TechnoServe's experience working with leading food companies to support regenerative transformation.
Our monthly photo series highlights the beauty and emotion in the lives of our clients around the world.
Celebrating Young Farmers and Entrepreneurs on International Youth Day Around the world, a new generation of creative, resilient innovators and entrepreneurs is on the rise. In celebration of United Nations International Youth Day on August 12, here are a few bright, determined young people…
The World Economic Forum recently published its annual report on the global gender gap with more information on modern gender disparities across different industries. TechnoServe works globally to economically empower women with programs that help women entrepreneurs develop their businesses. How much do you know about the gender gap? In…
In many countries where TechnoServe works, women continue to face tremendous barriers to economic success. Here are five of those barriers.
TechnoServe has helped build more diversified, competitive, productive, and prosperous economies in mining communities in Brazil and beyond, and Estela Mares Simões’ story shows the potential for small rural businesses to succeed and thrive with the right support and access to markets.