25 Years Strong: A Dynamic Partnership Between Keurig Dr Pepper and Root Capital
Poverty today, at the global level, is concentrated in a single industry: agriculture. More than 2
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Announcing Our 2023 Climate Resilience Roadmap Annual Report
Read our 2023 Climate Resilience Roadmap Annual report to learn more about key activities and accomplishments from the past year.
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Resilient Coffee in Peru: Investing in Robusta
Peru is a global leader in Fairtrade coffee, with smallholder farmers producing high-quality coffee in remote areas. Root Capital supports these farmers, including the innovative Cooperativa Agraria de Productores de Alonso de Alvarado (CAPAA), through financing and training.
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Brewing a Solution: Coffee, Agroforestry, and the Race Against Climate Change
At TEDxBoston, Willy Foote highlighted agroforestry's role in fighting climate change and supporting coffee farmers. He urged investment in smallholder farmers, who use nature-based solutions, to protect coffee lands and livelihoods from climate threats.
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Our Top 5 Highlights from 2023
2023 was a year of sustained progress for Root Capital, thanks to our dedicated community of
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Will the COP28 Agreement Translate Into Real-World Climate Action?
Mountains near the Pula Lenca Cooperative in Marcala, Honduras, November 2023. Credit: Dylan Butler/Root Capital. As
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Cleanest Coffee Production Award Goes to Root Capital Client
Cooperativa de Servicios Múltiples Flor de Café R.L. (“Flor de Café”), a coffee cooperative in Murra,
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A Journey Into the Heart of Kenya’s Macadamia-Processing Region
Superfine Africa Nuts employees sort macadamia nuts by hand alongside Root Capital’s Leonor Gutiérrez, Director of
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Carbon, Climate, and Coffee: Paying Farmers for Their Efforts to Combat Climate Change
CENFROCAFE producer member Anselmo Díaz on his coffee farm. Rumi Bamba, Las Pirias, Jaen, Cajamarca, Peru.
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IN PHOTOS: How Small Businesses Are Driving Rural Prosperity and Tackling Climate Change in Honduras
In March, I went on my fourth trip with Root Capital—one very near and dear to my heart because it was to my home country: Honduras. As someone who was born and grew up there—and who has since spent a career working to address the challenges of poverty, climate change, and migration in this region and beyond—it was very meaningful to once again be amid the verdant farms and vibrant communities at the heart of this work…
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