Agenda
Reception
09:00 – 09:45 – Registration and Exchange, Meet the Countries
- Registration desk open
- Network and have a coffee with fellow members
- Meet the Country Platforms: Brazil, Honduras, Kenya, Uganda, Indonesia and Vietnam
- Exchange with Country Platform Representatives and find out about the Country Platform’s past, present and future work
10:00 – Official Opening
- Welcome (new) Members
- Meet the new GCP Chair: Adriana Mejía Cuartas
- GCP Goal & Strategy for farmer prosperity and coffee sustainability
Accelerating Collective Action
10:45 – Collective Action for Farmer Prosperity
- Survey results on collective action presented
- Panel: Exploring why members decided to work collectively:
- Tessa Meulensteen, idh – The Sustainable Trade Initiative
- Tran Cong Thang, Vietnam Coffee Coordination Board
11:30 – 12:00 Coffee break & Meet the Countries
- Enjoy a coffee chat with fellow members
- Meet the Country Platforms: Brazil, Honduras, Kenya, Uganda, Indonesia and Vietnam
- Exchange with Country Platform Representatives and find out about the Country Platform’s past, present and future work
12:00 – Collective Action for Farmer Prosperity continued
- Choose a topic and join a breakout group:
- Breakout 1: Introduction to GCP Collective Action
- Breakout 2: Data for progress and credible claims
- Breakout 3: Engagement roles for members
- Insights from the breakout groups shared in plenary
- Next steps to accelerate collective action for farmer prosperity
13:00 – 14:10 Lunch break
14:10 – Collectively Moving Towards Sustainable Sourcing
- Panel: GCP Members share how the Coffee Sustainability Reference Code, the Equivalence Mechanism and Collective Reporting (GCP Tools) effectively address coffee sustainability challenges
- Olivier Laboulle, Louis Dreyfus Company
- Christien Parrot, Mother Parker’s Tea & Coffee
- Laurent Sagarra, JDE Peet’s
- GCP Members expand the level playing field and raise the bar: Exploring the evolution of GCP Tools towards Sustainable Sourcing
- Breakout 1: Producers and Government Representatives
- Breakout 3: Roasters & Retailers
- Breakout 4: Civil Society Organizations
Members from other stakeholder groups are invited to join the group of their choice.
15:40 – 16:10 Coffee break & Meet the Countries
- Enjoy a coffee chat with fellow members
- Meet the Country Platforms: Brazil, Honduras, Kenya, Uganda, Indonesia and Vietnam
- Exchange with Country Platform Representatives and find out about the Country Platform’s past, present and future work with GCP
16:10 – Collectively Moving Towards Sustainable Sourcing continued
- Sharing insights from breakout groups in plenary
- Breakout 1: Producers and Government Representatives
- Breakout 3: Roasters & Retailers
- Breakout 4: Civil Society Organizations
- Next steps to accelerate collective action towards Sustainable Sourcing
- Updates on EUDR and Regenerative Agriculture
- Coffee Value Distribution Study insights presented by:
- Mette Marie, idh – The Sustainable Trade Initiative
- Andrea Olivar, Solidaridad
- Marion Feige-Muller and Christophe Alliot, BASIC
- Farewell to GCP’s Former Chair: Carlos Brando
- The way forward and Closing the Member Assembly at 17:45
Celebrating Collective Action
18:00 – Reception – same venue as Member Assembly
- Celebrating our collective achievements during a special networking dinner made possible by our Platinum Sponsors.