Cómo la tecnología digital sistematiza la información para las empresas rurales
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Predicting Social and Environmental Impact Through Due Diligence
Note: This blog post is the second in a four-part series exploring how Root Capital measures
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How Digital Technology is Democratizing Data for Rural Businesses
This post originally appeared on the website of the Pace Able Foundation. The town of Lonya
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In Peru’s Coffeelands, These Women Mean Business
Along the impossibly steep and narrow road winding up to the village of Sanchirio Palomar, the
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How Root Capital Measures and Manages the Impact of Our Work
Note: This blog post is the first in a four-part series exploring how Root Capital measures
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What We’ve Learned Through Seven Years of Our Women in Agriculture Initiative
For years, Dora Lisa Carrión Gómez rose early every morning to open Saja, a café in
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In Tough Conditions, This Nicaraguan Cooperative Blossoms
Wiston Vílchez had barely turned 24 when he took over as general manager of the fledgling
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How Investing in Young People Sets Coffee Businesses Up for Long-term Success
Duban Gómez Alvarado grew up expecting to one day enter the family business: coffee farming. The
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To Adapt to a Changing Climate, Coffee Farmers Need Bold Allies
The saw makes a grinding sound as Albert, a young Ugandan agronomist, maneuvers it back and
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For Antonio And Roberto, A Small Grant Made A Big Difference
Over the past 20 years, we’ve offered hundreds of coffee businesses the capital and training they
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