Climate

Inspired by his late father, Azni Abd Sani took a bold step, expanding his small farm to begin cultivating oil palm. At the beginning, he relied on traditional practices, but a programme for smallholders has shown him how to cultivate the crop more sustainably and efficiently. Today, his farm reflects both his dedication to learning and a growing shift towards responsible practices. 

From subsistence farming to bean-to-bar chocolate, Cloves Rios turned his family farm into a thriving business. With knowledge, hard work and support, he and his wife Alana have built a celebrated chocolate brand while helping to conserve the surrounding forest.

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.