Un futuro más sostenible para las abejas—y los apicultores—en el sur de México
En la península de Yucatán, México, ubicada lejos del mar, la ciudad de Cacaptxa está llena
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Category: Climate Action
Back to Blog A More Sustainable Future for Bees—and their Keepers—in Southern Mexico
On Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula, nestled far from the sea, the town of Kankabchen is teeming with
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These Guatemalan Farmers Are Harnessing the Power of Digital Data With Help From Root Capital
Since the advent of the internet, digital technology has revolutionized the coffee industry. Buyers price their
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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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What Fair Trade And Other Coffee Certifications Mean For Farmer Livelihoods
Certifications give consumers insights into where their coffee comes from. But with so many certifications out
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How Climate Change Impacts Women Farmers—and What We’re Doing About It
Maria Eufemia Madonado Ocaño holds a small leaf in her hands, mottled yellow where it should
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How Root Capital and the IKEA Foundation are Building the Resilience of Smallholder Farmers in East Africa
Photo: USAID/Siegfried Modola Root Capital and the IKEA Foundation are announcing a new partnership, worth €4.8
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With the Support of Her Co-op, Coffee Farmer Ana Delia Becerra Is Branching Out Into Ecotourism
By the time the sun rises at Finca Eskandia, the farm has already come alive.
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Supporting Farmers, Sustaining the Planet
Rising temperatures. Devastating storms. Drought. To farmers, this is more than a weather report: it’s a matter of survival.
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On “The Road Where Life Was Once Worth Nothing,” This Business Gives Farmers Purpose
Thirty years ago, this place looked very different. Nestled in the foothills where the Amazon rainforest
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