Case study

Farm-to-buyer coffee traceability, ready for new market requirements

Challenge

Buyers and regulations such as the EUDR require proof of coffee origin and production conditions.

We implemented and adapted INATrace, an open-source traceability tool, to the coffee sector's context.

A traceability system that records the product's journey and makes compliance easier to prove.

DAP's role. DAP as technical implementation partner.

Somos Río LempaEl Salvador2026

Challenge: Producers and extension staff in the watershed needed timely agronomic guidance, but in-person technical assistance can't cover every question.
Outcome: An always-available assistance channel, with answers traceable to their sources and an improvement cycle driven by expert review.

Live

AnacaféGuatemala2017–2020

Challenge: Coffee-farming families were making management decisions without access to climate information or timely technical assistance.
Outcome: An internationally recognized farmer-information model (MIT Technology Review Innovators Under 35, Cracking the Nut 2017).

AI agents and assistants for landscapes

~6,000coffee farmers reached

GIZ

Challenge: Tracking good practices relied on paper forms that were hard to consolidate and verify.
Outcome: Structured field data that makes follow-up and reporting easier.

Traceability, MRV/dMRV and verification

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