chocoa conference amsterdam, march 6th 2015 world cocoa foundation & cocoaaction
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Chocoa ConferenceAmsterdam, March 6th 2015
World Cocoa Foundation & CocoaAction
CocoaAction Vision
A rejuvenated and economically viable
cocoa sector, starting in Côte d’Ivoire and Ghana,
that can compete with alternative crops and provide increased
opportunities to cocoa farmers and their communities
Impact
CocoaAction: VisionA rejuvenated
and economically viable cocoa sector,
starting in Côte d’Ivoire and Ghana, that can compete with alternative
crops and provide increased opportunities to cocoa farmers and
their communities
Impact
Longer-Term Outcomes
Shorter-Term
Outcomes
Outputs
Actions
Aligned & Targeted Activities of CocoaAction Companies & Partners
Productivity Package Adoption Community Package Adoption
Good Agricultural
Practices
FertilizerPlanting Material
Education Child Labor Women’s Empowerment
CocoaAction Companies Community Package activities
Good Agricultural Practices
Fertilizer and Soil Fertility
Improved Planting Material
Primary Educatio
n
Child Labor
Prevention
Women’s Empowerme
nt
Alignment with Governments in Origin
Increased cocoa productivity Improved quality of life
PRODUCTIVITYTHRIVING
COMMUNITIESNEXT GENERATION
FARMERS
CocoaAction Companies Productivity Package activities
CocoaAction: Results FrameworkA rejuvenated
and economically viable cocoa sector,
starting in Côte d’Ivoire and Ghana, that can compete with alternative
crops and provide increased opportunities to cocoa farmers and
their communities
Impact
Longer-Term Outcomes
Shorter-Term
Outcomes
Outputs
Actions
Good Agricultural Practices (GAP)Planting materials
Fertilizer(Training)
Successful Farmers in
Thriving Communities
Child laborWomen’s empowerment
Primary education(Community driven development (CDD))
CocoaAction: Productivity & Community Packages
Shorter-Term
Outcomes
Good Agricultural PracticesFarmers adopt a minimum number of good agricultural
practices.
Planting MaterialsFarmers adopt recommended planting materials to
rehabilitate a minimum percentage of old cocoa trees.
FertilizerFarmers adopt recommended fertilizer and soil fertility
practices on their farms.
Child LaborChild labor decreases.
Women’s EmpowermentWomen are increasingly influential within the
community and farmer organizations, share in decision-making in households, and benefit from income-
generating activities.
Primary EducationEnrollment, attendance, literacy and numeracy level of
school-aged children in primary schools increases.
CocoaAction: Shorter-Term Outcomes (2020)
Shorter-Term
Outcomes
