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Kolnáal Women | Honduras
Located in the heart of Central America, Honduras is a country captivating with its natural beauty. Endless forests meet isolated roads that cut through the land. Some even refer to Honduras as the "green lung" of Central America.
In Marcala, in the La Paz region of southwestern Honduras, the Kolnáal Mujeres Cooperative was founded as an organization of "Lenca women." The Lenca are the largest indigenous group in Honduras. The cooperative's main goal is to create equal opportunities for the socio-economic, ecological, and cultural development of women. Agriculture is one of the most important sources of income in the region, yet women have little access to agricultural resources and suffer from the gender pay gap. Through the work of Kolnáal, women here not only gain the opportunity to actively participate in coffee production but also access to the international market, where they can sell their products at fair prices. Thanks to the cooperative, many women, often single mothers, can now support their families.
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The roast of Kolnáal Mujeres | Honduras is suitable for all preparation methods of Cafè Crema. We recommend it for preparation in a fully automatic coffee machine, filter coffee machine, or portafilter machine. Alternatively, Kolnáal Mujeres | Honduras also pairs well with French Press or Chemex. Ideal as Cafè Crème, Schümli coffee, filter coffee, Lungo.
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Kolnáal Women | Honduras
Located in the heart of Central America, Honduras is a country captivating with its natural beauty. Endless forests meet isolated roads that cut through the land. Some even refer to Honduras as the "green lung" of Central America.
In Marcala, in the La Paz region of southwestern Honduras, the Kolnáal Mujeres Cooperative was founded as an organization of "Lenca women." The Lenca are the largest indigenous group in Honduras. The cooperative's main goal is to create equal opportunities for the socio-economic, ecological, and cultural development of women. Agriculture is one of the most important sources of income in the region, yet women have little access to agricultural resources and suffer from the gender pay gap. Through the work of Kolnáal, women here not only gain the opportunity to actively participate in coffee production but also access to the international market, where they can sell their products at fair prices. Thanks to the cooperative, many women, often single mothers, can now support their families.