Cocoa agroforestry systems against the wind and the effects of climate change

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The Rikolto Recipe - Het Recept van Rikolto

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Cocoa agroforestry systems against the wind and the effects of climate change

The Rikolto Recipe - Het Recept van Rikolto

7 minutes 57 seconds

4 years ago

Cocoa agroforestry systems against the wind and the effects of climate change

In this new episode of Rikolto's podcast, in 7 minutes you will learn what agroforestry systems are all about, why their application in cocoa production could contribute to reducing the impact on the environment, and the effects suffered by cocoa-producing families due to climate change.

Fausto Rodriguez, Rikolto's project coordinator in the cocoa sector in Latin America, based in Nicaragua, with extensive experience in the development of sustainable chains and the application of methodologies and tools for inclusive business models in the sector, explains the opportunities for private companies to implement SAF´s systems. And how in Central America, after two category 5 and 6 hurricanes and a sanitary crisis, the implementation of SAF´s became a barrier not only against the wind but also against the loss of income and food for cocoa producers in Honduras.