Coffee Climate Protection Insurance (CCPI) scheme led by the private sector in the Central Highlands, Vietnam covered 200 hectares of farms of coffee producers protecting them from the risk of drought and excessive rainfall
As part of the Year1 pilot, 60% of participating farmers in Lam Dong paid for half of the premium demonstrating farmers’ confidence and trust in the insurance product. Industry-led uptake of coffee index insurance for drought and excessive rainfall risks cover, co-designed with coffee producers with...
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2021
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| Online Access: | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/121227 |
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