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Programa Familia

More and Better Coffee, Strengthening Coffee-Growing Families in Harmony with Nature

Since 1998, we have worked alongside Peruvian coffee farmers to improve their coffee, care for their land and enhance their quality of life. Today, our network includes more than 3,700 associated coffee producers.

The origin

Born from a Real Challenge in Peruvian Coffee Farming

Low yields, climate change and declining coffee quality were affecting Peru’s coffee-growing communities. In response, we decided to support farmers with knowledge, organization and resources.

Coffee-farming family
About the program

Comprehensive Support for Coffee Farmers

Producer organization

Producer Organization

Building sustainable producer groups and fostering leadership.

Financing

Financial Credit

Financing to improve coffee farms and encourage entrepreneurship.

Technical assistance

Technical Assistance

Promoting good agricultural practices, ecosystem protection and the responsible use of resources.

Drying beds introduced through the technology program

Technological Solutions

Technology transfer to improve coffee yields and bean quality.

Our journey

TIMELINE 1998–2024

1998 — 2024
Beginning of the Programa Familia, 1998
1998

Beginnings

In response to the challenges facing Peruvian coffee farming, we began researching and developing the program.

Programa Familia research, 1999–2002
1999–2002

Research

Soil studies, fertilizer development, demonstration plots and field trials.

Launch of the Programa Familia, 2003
2003

Program Launch

We launched the Programa Familia, bringing together producer organization, credit, technical assistance and technology.

Programa Familia results, 2007
2007

Results

Economic improvement, social benefits and environmental conservation.

Programa Familia certifications, 2009–2015
2009–2015

Certifications

We introduced organic certification and Rainforest Alliance certification.

Programa Familia today, 2024
2024 - Today

EUDR

We are adapting our practices to comply with European regulations aimed at combating deforestation.