“Tout le Monde Est Touché Par le Changement Climatique”
Patricia Kouamé, présidente d’ECOAS, une coopérative majoritairement composée de femmes, déclare : « Tout le monde est concerné par le… Read More
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“Les Arbres Apportent de l’Oxygène, de l’Ombre et de la Pluie”
En Côte d’Ivoire, la culture traditionnelle du cacao consistait à abattre des arbres pour augmenter l’ensoleillement. Cette méthode non seulement… Read More
To cooperatively stop deforestation for commodities, navigating ‘legal’ vs ‘zero’ is key
As a decade-long effort by the private sector to voluntarily eliminate deforestation from commodity supply chains stalls, the EU, UK,… Read More
“Better Manage the Lean Season”
Dehoun Sandoni is a mother of 11 children, six of whom are in school. She is a cocoa farmer’s wife,… Read More
“I Sold 48,000 Plants”
Soumaila Sanou, cocoa farmer in the Eastern Region of Côte d’Ivoire, says “since 2016, we have felt a change in… Read More
“Everyone Is Affected By Climate Change”
Patricia Kouamé, president of ECOAS, a cooperative mainly composed of women, says: “Everyone is affected by climate change, and even… Read More
“I Will Practice What I’ve Learned”
When we met Kouakou, 63, on his farm, he proudly shared that he had been involved in a project which… Read More
“I Have Discovered the Principles of Agroforestry”
When asked about his participation to a project led by the agroforestry expert organization PUR Projet and his cooperative, Kouame,… Read More
“The Health of My Field is Very Good”
In 2018, Kouadio Adama’s cocoa farm, which was almost twenty years old, was no longer productive: “Between the drop in… Read More
“Trees Bring Oxygen, Shade and Rain”
In Côte d’Ivoire, traditional cocoa farming involved cutting down trees to increase sunlight. This not only accelerates climate change, but… Read More