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Location
Bogota
Bogota
Colombia
Scope of Operations & Activities
Multinational
Sector
Non-Profit or Non Governmental
General Issues
Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing & Mining Industries
Economics
Labor & Work
Specific Topics
Fair Labor Standards
Labor Unions
Collections
Linking Participation and Economic Advancement
Links
Federacion de Cafeteros
Videos
Estructura FNC (Spanish)
General Types of Methods
Internal management or organization
General Types of Tools/Techniques
Facilitate decision-making

ORGANIZATION

Colombian Coffee Growers Federation (FNC)

FNC logo – Credit: FNC
July 30, 2020 Lucy J Parry, Participedia Team
Location
Bogota
Bogota
Colombia
Scope of Operations & Activities
Multinational
Sector
Non-Profit or Non Governmental
General Issues
Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing & Mining Industries
Economics
Labor & Work
Specific Topics
Fair Labor Standards
Labor Unions
Collections
Linking Participation and Economic Advancement
Links
Federacion de Cafeteros
Videos
Estructura FNC (Spanish)
General Types of Methods
Internal management or organization
General Types of Tools/Techniques
Facilitate decision-making
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The FNC represent Colombian coffee growers and aims to increase their quality of life. It has a democratic and participatory governance model with regular elections

Mission and Purpose

The Colombian Coffee Growers Federation / Federacion de Cafeteros (FNC) is a non-profit organisation aimed at: increasing the quality of life for coffee growers; promoting sustainable practices; and marketing Colombian coffee internationally. The FNC pursues its mission through a democratically structured governance model.

Origins and Development

The FNC was founded in 1927 and now represents over 340,000 coffee growers in Colombia [1].

Organizational Structure, Membership, and Funding

The FNC operates on the municipal, national and international level. It has several committee levels with elected representatives on each level.

Specializations, Methods and Tools

Major Projects and Events

Analysis and Lessons Learned

Publications

See Also

References

[1] Federacion de Cafeteros (2020). Structure. Available at: https://federaciondecafeteros.org/wp/federation/structure/?lang=en (Accessed on 30 July 2020).

External Links

https://federaciondecafeteros.org/

Notes

The first submission of this Participedia entry was adapted from an entry by the Institute of Development Studies as part of their research project 'Linking Participation and Economic Advancement’ licensed and reproduced under Creative Commons (CC BY 3.0): https://www.eldis.org/keyissues/mapping-participation-economic-advancement

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