WIMLER Foundation Hong Kong and Tribal Women Weavers Association launched a coffee project on February 22, 2021 as livelihood project for the members. Twenty-six members received 2,600 seedlings to be planted to their farm lots.

Total number of beneficiaries: 39

  • 7 members are both coffee nursery workers and planters
  • 19 coffee planters
  • 13 coffee nursery workers

We are grateful for the support from DTI and Bella Foundation.

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