Case Study of Trapeang Rumdenh Village, Kbal Trach Commune, Krakor District, Pursat Province, Cambodia

This case study shows the various faces of climate change that are witnessed by communities living in Trapeang Rumdenh Village, including flooding, drought, and other extreme weather events which destroy their livelihoods. Every time, these communities find a way to recover from setbacks. Every time, the lessons they learned from the most recent disaster gird them to anticipate and adapt to the next one.

A Case Study of the Yanadi and Yrukula Tribal Communities in Andhra Pradesh State, India

The story of the Yanadi and Yrukala tribes, two of India’s Scheduled Tribes living in Andhra Pradesh State, shows how the impact of land tenure insecurity amid climate change is magnified among people who are extremely poor, have limited livelihood opportunities, lack education, and whose recovery from climate disasters relies on the charity of strangers. At the same time, this story underlies the critical role of civil society organizations, where government support is insufficient and slow.

The collaborative effort between Digital Coffee Future (DCF) and GFAR, known as the Digital Origin Education Program (DOEP), aimed to empower coffee-producing associations and enterprises in Guatemala, Honduras, Colombia, and Peru through education on digitalization. The program provided six weeks of live, virtual classes and eight weeks of individual support to help participants develop digitalization plans tailored to their specific needs, whether related to farm-level management or marketing and sales.