Bukidnon Arabica Coffee Project Led by Indigenous Peoples Secures World Bank Funding
An arabica coffee production project led by an Indigenous Peoples (IP) community in Bukidnon, Philippines, will receive P98 million in funding from the World Bank. The initiative includes infrastructure development and support for processing and marketing, aiming to boost the local economy and assist farmers.
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