Chocoa Conference Amsterdam, March 6th 2015 World Cocoa Foundation & CocoaAction.

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

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