Indonesia: BNI and PMO Kopi Nusantara encourage optimization of coffee ecosystem in Temanggung

Published 2024년 12월 20일

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The Temanggung area of Central Java is receiving focus for strengthening the national coffee ecosystem through a program called 'Optimization of the Temanggung Coffee Ecosystem'. This initiative is a collaboration between BNI and the Nusantara Coffee & Cocoa Project Management Office, aiming to boost the productivity and added value of coffee. The program provides coffee processing equipment to local farmers and is part of BNI's larger 'BNI Jejak Kopi Khatulistiwa' (BNI JKK) initiative, which includes a green financing ecosystem for coffee MSMEs. The initiative also emphasizes the importance of cross-institutional collaboration and the socialization of Good Agricultural Practices (GAP) to improve coffee quality and productivity.

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Temanggung, Central Java, is in the spotlight in efforts to strengthen the national coffee ecosystem. Through the "Optimization of the Temanggung Coffee Ecosystem" program, BNI together with the Nusantara Coffee & Cocoa Project Management Office (PMO) are collaborating with local farmers to increase the productivity and added value of coffee. This activity took place in Kertosari Village, Jumo District, Thursday (12/19), with various parties present, including the Temanggung Regent represented by Esti, BNI Yogyakarta Regional CEO Ariyanto Soewondo Geni, and Perhutani Director Erik Alberto. In this event, BNI handed over a set of coffee processing equipment, such as a pulper machine, huller, roaster, grinder, and other supporting equipment, to the Wanaasri Forest Village Community Institution (LMDH) group. This group consists of 473 farmers who have cultivated coffee on Perhutani land since 1970. However, challenges such as low productivity—only 0.6 tons/ha—and limited processing ...

Source: Wartaekonomi