PJ 26/ January 2012 Original: English. Projects Committee/ International Coffee Council 5 8 March 2012 London, United Kingdom

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PJ 26/12 30 January 2012 Original: English E Projects Committee/ International Coffee Council 5 8 March 2012 London, United Kingdom Economic incentives for coffee agroforestry systems in Costa Rica Background 1. This document, submitted by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), contains the summary of a new project proposal designed to improve the competitiveness of coffee produced in Costa Rica through the development of Payment for Environmental/Ecosystem Services (PES) for coffee agroforestry systems within Costa Rica s long established National Forestry Financing Fund (FONAFIFO). 2. The proposal will be forwarded to the Virtual Screening Subcommittee (VSS) for an evaluation and will be considered by the Projects Committee in March 2012. Action The Projects Committee is requested to consider this proposal as well as the recommendations of the VSS and, if appropriate, to recommend its approval by the Council.

PROJECT SUMMARY 1. Project title: Economic incentives for coffee agroforestry systems in Costa Rica 2. Duration: Two years 3. Location: Costa Rica 4. Nature of Project: This project aims to generate, manage and share knowledge about sustainable coffee production practices that can improve farmers income. 5. Brief description: The project goal is to improve the competitiveness of coffee produced under agroforestry systems in Costa Rica through the development of Payment for Environmental/Ecosystem Services (PES) for coffee agroforestry systems within Costa Rica s long established National Forestry Financing Fund (FONAFIFO). The project will also improve national capacities for economic valuation of ecosystem services and will also centre on the development of international partnerships to help fundraise for the new PES Scheme for coffee agroforestry ecosystem services, and to establish long lasting purchasing agreements incentivizing coffee production under agroforestry 6. The estimated total cost: US$2,000,000 7. Financing sought from the Fund: US$800,000 8. Mode of financing: Grant 9. Co financing: US$1,000,000 (FONAFIFO) 10. Mode of co financing (in cash): GEF Grant implemented through UNDP

2 11. Counterpart contribution: US$200,000 (ICAFE) 12. Project Executing Agency (PEA): United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) 13. Supervisory Body: International Coffee Organization (ICO) 14. Estimated starting date: November 2012 Project Background 1. Traditionally coffee farming in Costa Rica was conducted under Agroforestry Systems (AFS); however, sun grown coffee rapidly replaced AFS. New varieties of coffee plants popularized since the 1980s were rapidly adopted by producers. These varieties produce three times as much coffee under direct sunlight, and now, therefore this practice has become widespread, with the big consequence that by doing so, each year AFS diminishes. Over 50% of the country s coffee has been converted to this high yielding technified monocrop, with minimal shade cover and intensive application of agrochemicals. The switch to technified coffee has hastened soil erosion and contributed to such negative off site externalities as the contamination and sedimentation of surface and groundwater. 2. Despite the important environmental services that coffee plantations have provided to the country, since 2001, about 3,898 hectares of coffee farms are replaced every year by other crops or land uses that contribute much less in terms of ecosystem services (ES) such as pineapple crops, pastures for livestock, vegetable plantations, as well as residential and urban development. Considering the ecosystem services provided by AFS in coffee, and the fact that the economic return of AFS coffee will not match the higher economic return of conventional systems that degrade ecosystems, there is a need for the country to develop new economic incentives that may stimulate adoption of AFS in coffee. PES provides one viable option for Costa Rica, as these have been long established and have adequate institutional backing. 3. PES Schemes were launched in 1997 by FONAFIFO to benefit small and mediumsized farms through loans or other mechanisms, to: i) promote the management of forests, ii) encourage forest plantation and reforestation processes, iii) establish forest nurseries and agroforestry systems, iv) rehabilitate deforested areas, and v) use technological advances in the industrialization of forest resources. Today PES mobilizes funds to pay for the environmental services provided by forests, forest plantations and other activities that strengthen the development of the natural resources sector.

3 LOGICAL FRAMEWORK Narrative summary Objectively verifiable indicators Means of verification Assumptions Broad goal: Improve competitiveness of coffee produced under agroforestry systems in Costa Rica. Reduced vulnerability to climatic variation of coffee farms and increased carbon capture and storage by the coffee sector in Costa Rica. Increased diversity of income to coffee producers employing agroforestry systems, as a result of access to PES; price premiums paid for certified coffee, and new sources of income for small scale coffee growers. Project Purpose: Develop PES for coffee agroforestry systems in Costa Rica. National authority for PES Schemes (FONAFIFO) establishes new payment system benefiting coffee production under agroforestry Increased percentage of small producers undertaking practices boosting productivity and sustainability. ICAFE Annual statistical reports. FONAFIFO carbon storage statistics. Ministry of Agriculture. FONAFIFO reports. Annual project reports. Certifying organizations (Rainforest Alliance Certified (RAC), UTZ, 4Cs, Fairtrade Labelling Organizations International (FLO), International Federation of Organic Agriculture Movements (IFOAM), US Organic) reports. Mid term evaluation and end of project report. Outputs Objectively verifiable indicators Means of verification Assumptions 1. National Agreement on method and implementation arrangements for PES schemes for coffee A national inter institutional and multi stakeholder platform to define the methodology, institutional and financial arrangements for PES schemes for Proposed methodologies, indicators, costing and financial estimates have been calibrated based on implementation of two pilot schemes within coffee productive landscapes in Costa Rica.PES is formally established within FONAFIFO. 2. Economic valuation of ecosystem services provided Number of FONAFIFO and ICAFE technical staff trained on Sectoral by coffee Scenario Analysis (SSA) approach for economic valuation of ecosystem services provided by coffee Published study: The cost and benefits of shifting to agroforestry coffee systems in Costa Rica: An Economic Valuation of Sustainable Practice in Coffee. 3. Coffee extension systems strengthened to support coffee 3.1 Review coffee extension systems to support PES from 3.2 Development of training materials for producers of coffee under agroforestry systems to achieve PES eligibility. 4. Development of international partnerships to support agroforestry coffee systems sourcing. 4.1 Fundraising for PES for coffee agroforestry ecosystem services. 4.2 Long Lasting purchasing agreements incentivizing coffee production under Number of extensionists trained to improve knowledge of producers about ecosystem benefits of agroforestry systems for coffee production, and on new opportunities stemming from new PES schemes developed. Growers from selected pilot coffee landscapes trained on coffee agroforestry system adoption and eligibility criteria for new PES schemes. Amount of funds raised for the PES in coffee scheme. Number of new roasters of varying sizes buying certified coffee from FONAFIFO administrative resolution. Pilot site methodology implementation report. FONAFIFO & ICAFE technical reports. UNDP publications register. ICAFE & MAG Extension Service Reports. New training toolkits. Training workshop reports. FONAFIFO accounting. Official trade data. Purchasing reports by roasters. Socio economic stability prevails. Political commitment to support coffee produced under Prevailing conditions of the world coffee market remains stable or improves. Consumers and large buyers maintain willingness to pay premiums for sustainable coffee. Commitment of farmers and exporters to project. Coffee production under agroforestry systems is adaptive to climate change. Political commitment to support development of PES for coffee produced under The designed methodology is validated by national scientific and technical community and the coffee sector. Enlisted farmers adopt new technologies and practices that enable access to new PES scheme. Financial institutions and coffee buyers interested in funding PES to secure future sourcing coffee from Consumers and large buyers maintain willingness to pay premiums for sustainable coffee.

4 Economic Incentives for coffee agroforestry systems in Costa Rica. BUDGET CFC Grant Request Activities Input Y1 Y2 Component 1 National Agreement on method and implementation arrangements for PES schemes for coffee agroforestry Institutional, financial and market barrier analysis. Consultancy Services 16,000 9,000 25,000 Set up and facilitation of national platforms and task forces. Socialization of PES for coffee from Component 2 Economic valuation of ecosystem services provided by coffee Subtotal US$ Facilitators (2) 12,000 12,000 24,000 Cost of venues 7,000 7,000 14,000 ICAFE CC (In Kind) Editing, publishing and communication services 10,000 5,000 15,000 30,000 Training on Sectoral Scenario Analysis (SSA) approach for economic valuation of ecosystem services provided by coffee agroforestry systems for FONAFIFO and ICAFE technical staff. Consultancy services 20,000 15,000 35,000 The cost and benefits of shifting to agroforestry coffee systems in Costa Rica: An Economic Valuation of Sustainable Practice in Coffee. Consultancy services 18,000 18,000 36,000 Component 3 Coffee extension systems strengthened to support coffee Review coffee extension systems to support PES from Consultancy services 25,000 15,000 40,000 Development of training materials for producers of coffee under agroforestry systems to achieve PES eligibility. Consultancy services 25,000 15,000 40,000 50,000 Component 4 Development of international partnerships to support agroforestry coffee systems sourcing. FONAFIFO (PES FUND) Fundraising for PES for coffee agroforestry ecosystem services. Consultancy services 85,000 85,000 170,000 1,000,000 Long lasting purchasing agreements incentivizing coffee production under Consultancy services 30,000 30,000 60,000 50,000 Component 5 Project Management Project coordinator Consultancy services 54,000 54,000 108,000 50,000 Administrative assistant Consultancy services 24,000 24,000 48,000 Technical advisor Consultancy services 30,000 30,000 60,000 Supplies & materials Supplies & materials 5,000 5,000 10,000 International & domestic travel Travel services 10,000 10,000 20,000 Evaluation & auditing Consultancy services 10,000 10,000 20,000 Subtotal 371,000 344,000 715,000 GMS 44,120 40,880 85,000 Subtotal US$ 415,120 384,880 800,000 200,000 1,000,000 TOTAL PROJECT COST US$ 2,000,000