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Asociacion Peruana De Productores De Cacao

Smallholder Cacao Producers in Peru Face a Number of Challenges to Grow and Process Their Crop, Earn Sufficient Income to Support Their Families, Invest in Their Land and Create Long-term Wealth. the Asociación Peruana De Productores De Cacao (appcacao) Is Helping Small-scale Producers, Members of Three Cooperatives, to Raise Their Income and Quality of Life by Improving Their Production of Fine Flavor Cacao and Strengthening Their Management and Governance Practices to Ensure Greater Participation of Women and Youth. at the Iaf, We Support Community-led Solutions to Expand Economic Opportunity in Peru.

Committed

$770,550

Paid out
$583.4K
76%
Committed, not yet paid
$187.2K
24%

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