Evaluation of the early impacts of sustainability standards on smallholder coffee farmers in Lampung and South Sumatra, Indonesia (Baseline report)

The primary research questions this study is exploring are: What is the impact on farmer livelihoods as a result of being involved in a 4C- verified production unit? What is the additional impact on the livelihoods of farmers, currently part of a 4C- verified unit, if they become further certified to the SAN/RA coffee standard? The study has a mixed method design, for quantitative research components experimental and quasi-experimental quantitative research design were used.

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Evaluation of the early impacts of sustainability standards on smallholder coffee farmers in Lampung and South Sumatra, Indonesia (Baseline report)

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Published 15th January 2016 by ISEAL Alliance. Authored by Neilson, J. and Toth, R.

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Evaluation of the early impacts of sustainability standards on smallholder coffee farmers in Lampung and South Sumatra, Indonesia (Baseline report)

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Evaluation of the early impacts of sustainability standards on smallholder coffee farmers in Lampung and South Sumatra, Indonesia (Baseline report)

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