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Coffee’s Next Generation: Young leaders in Honduras drive a shift to carbon-Neutral farming
In the mountains of Ocotepeque, Honduras, with support from the Pathways to Prosperity project and in partnership with INFOP, 18 young people have been certified as Organic Fertilizer Promoters. These leaders are now ready to transform the farming practices of 1,700 local producers driving the decarbonization of coffee production and securing a more sustainable, prosperous future for their communities.
12 November 2025
The Crucial Role of Supermarkets in Driving Transformational Change
Supermarkets sit at the heart of global food systems. As the link between producers and millions of consumers, they have the power and responsibility to drive meaningful change across supply chains. At Solidaridad, we believe that supermarkets can be key partners in transforming markets, improving the livelihoods of farmers and workers and ensuring that sustainable products become the norm, not…
10 November 2025
Take Stock, Take Action: Solidaridad’s Mandate for Farmer-Centered Action at COP30
On the eve of COP30 in Brazil, Solidaridad issues an urgent call for systemic change. The world has veered off track from the Paris Agreement goals, and the first Global Stocktake has confirmed that incremental steps are no longer sufficient to address interconnected crises of food insecurity, ecosystem collapse, and inequality. COP30 is a crucial opportunity to move from climate…
06 November 2025
Take Stock, Take Action: Solidaridad’s Position on Farmer-Centered Action at COP30
Although global climate finance flows reached USD $1.9 trillion through 2023, adaptation funding lags dramatically. With mitigation ambition and action lagging and climate impacts intensifying, both mitigation and adaptation require significant and simultaneous scaling up of finance and action to keep global goals within reach and support climate-resilient development To date, just 2% of global climate finance […]
