From South Africa’s Odd Jobs to Coffee Farming Success in Zimbabwe
Talent Sabani had left Zimbabwe to find work to support his young family. But he soon found surprising success in coffee farming closer to home.
Talent Sabani had left Zimbabwe to find work to support his young family. But he soon found surprising success in coffee farming closer to home.
In Puerto Rico, coffee farmers are learning critical agricultural practices to improve their resilience to climate threats—with support from TechnoServe.
Discover how hands-on training helped a Rwandan father increase his income, educate his kids, and build a better life for his family.
As the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty approaches, we look at some of the less conventional ways TechnoServe and other organizations are ensuring that everyone can prosper.
National Coffee Day is celebrated in the United States each year on September 29. This year, learn how your daily cup of coffee can transform the lives and livelihoods of smallholder farmers around the world.
CREW is helping to boost rural livelihoods, preparing farmers to navigate climate risks, and supporting women's leadership in coffee in Ethiopia
Today, Edilaine Alves is an award-winning coffee producer in Brazil. But her experience has not always been easy. Learn how Edilaine's journey as a woman in agriculture began.
Our monthly photo series highlights the beauty and emotion in the lives of our clients around the world. This month, we’re featuring photos taken by women farmers in Peru, as part of an initiative to document their lives and perspectives.
As a key partner in the Nescafé Plan, TechnoServe is helping drive the transition to regenerative agriculture across major coffee-growing regions.
Despite record-high global coffee prices, the lion’s share of profits often fails to reach smallholder farmers due to complex supply chains, rising production costs, and market volatility. TechnoServe’s Global Coffee Director, Paul Stewart, emphasizes that improving pricing transparency and supply chain efficiency is essential to ensure a fairer distribution and better financial outcomes for producers—especially in regions where farmers’ share lags behind developed sectors.