The report focuses on the main coffee business actors and their efforts towards a more sustainable coffee sector.

A taskforce comprised of 16 private sector and 16 public sector represantatives, which aims to close the living income gap for at least half of the ICO member coffee producing countries by 2030.

As part of a 5-year initiative to improve farmers’ livelihoods, this report focuses on the opportunities of El Salvador's coffee market system to support renovation and rehabilitation.

What Farm Size Sustains a Living? New scenarios show that increasing farm area and/or intensifying production is required for smallholder farmers to attain a living income from farming. The text explore how these changes would require considerable capital and labor investment, as well as land reform and alternative off-farm employment options for those who exit farming. 

This report explores how and to what extent small coffee farmers benefit from Fairtrade with a focus on price and income.

This report by Fairtrade International elaborates upon the results of the first mutli-stakeholder living income reference price discovery which took place in Colombia.

This report by Oxfam explores the effects by the coffee rust outbreak in El Salvador concerning issues of food security and farmers’ income.