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

Empirical study

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

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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)

Empirical study

Research report

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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