Vision Zero Fund
Improving OSH and social conditions for women and men in coffee farmer communities in Indonesia
The project, implemented in partnership with Nestlé, works primarily at the workplace level (coffee farms, collectors) to identify and address decent work deficits in the coffee supply chain.
Duration
1 April 2024 - 31 January 2026
Development partner(s)
Vision Zero Fund
Reference
RAS/23/08/NES, RAS/23/09/MUL
Location
Lampung province, South Sumatra, Indonesia
Contact
Kristina Kurths, Project Manager, [email protected]
The project aims to improve workplace safety and health, labour law compliance, social protection and gender equality in the coffee supply chain in Indonesia. End beneficiaries include smallholder farmers and coffee collectors and their workforce: workers cultivating and collecting coffee. Its regional focus is Lampung province, South Sumatra.
The project will contribute to strengthening workplace safety and health and access to labour rights specifically for informal economy workers in agriculture. It also aims to strengthen coffee supply chain sustainability and farmers’ livelihoods.
For more information, please visit the main page of the project: Indonesia - Vision Zero Fund
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