Name: Evidensia podcast 2 - The impacts of certification on small coffee farmers in Western Kenya by isealalliance
Duration: 26 min 57 s
Description: In this podcast, Carlos de los Rios from COSA discusses the final research report from an impact evaluation on the Impacts of Certification on Small Coffee Farmers Western Kenya, 2014-2017. The report was published in 2019.

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In this podcast, Carlos de los Rios from COSA discusses the final research report from an impact evaluation on the Impacts of Certification on Small Coffee Farmers Western Kenya, 2014-2017. The report was published in 2019.

Evidensia podcast 2 - The impacts of certification on small coffee farmers in Western Kenya

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