GLOBAL COFFEE FORUM & INTERNATIONAL COFFEE DAY. ICO Council September 22 nd, 2014

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GLOBAL COFFEE FORUM & INTERNATIONAL COFFEE DAY ICO Council September 22 nd, 2014

Official Participants investments: around 1 billion EXPO MILANO 2015 EXPO MILANO AT A GLANCE Date: 1 May 31 October 2015 (184 days) Exhibition Site Area: 1 million square metres Public investments for the Event: around 1.3 billion Euros Private sector contribution: around 0.5 billion Euros

EXPO MILANO 2015 WORLDWIDE CONSENSUS 147 Official Participants to date (and 133 Commissioners General appointed) 144 Countries (6.7 bn Citizens: 93.5 % of world population)+ United Nations, EU 114 Signed Contracts Europe 35 Countries Asia 42 Countries America 24 Countries Organizing Country Expo Countries not yet Expo Countries Africa 40 Countries Oceania 3 Countries

EXPO MILANO 2015 A CHALLENGING THEME Expo Milano 2015 FEEDING THE PLANET, ENERGY FOR LIFE "Is it possible to ensure sufficient, good, healthy, suitable food for all?" A great opportunity to strengthen dialogue and cooperation to improve the quality of life of the world citizens, in strict connection with the United Nations Millennium Development Goals

EXPO MILANO 2015 AN INNOVATIVE UNIVERSAL EXHIBITION One of the most INNOVATIVE FEATURES of Expo Milano 2015 will be THE CLUSTER PARTICIPATION MODEL Clusters are joint pavilions where Countries will be aggregated for the first time by THEME instead of geographical criteria as in previous Expos The Cluster model will promote dialogue and cooperation common issues and shared identity traits Participation of Developing Countries is encouraged

Each Cluster will have exhibition spaces for participating Countries positioned around a common area EXPO MILANO 2015 9 THEMATIC CLUSTERS FRUITS & LEGUMES SPICES BIO- MEDITERRANEUM ISLANDS ARID ZONES RICE COCOA COFFEE CEREALS & TUBERS

RICE BANGLADESH MYANMAR SIERRA LEONE CAMBODIA LAOS CEREALS AND TUBERS BOLIVIA CONGO HAITI MOZAMBIQUE TOGO ZIMBABWE SPICES THE CLUSTER PROJECT THE CLUSTERS MEMBERSHIP: 66 COUNTRIES + 2 INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS representing at least 14 countries AFGHANISTAN TANZANIA VANUATU BRUNEI DARUSS. PIF COFFEE BURUNDI YEMEN EL SALVADOR ETHIOPIA GUATEMALA KENYA COSTA RICA RWANDA UGANDA BIOMED ALBANIA ALGERIA GREECE LEBANON LYBIA EGYPT MONTENEGRO SAN MARINO SERBIA MALTA TUNISIA FRUITS AND LEGUMES BENIN DR CONGO GAMBIA GUINEA KYRGYSTAN UZBEKISTAN ZAMBIA EQUAT. GUINEA ARID ZONES ERITREA MAURITANIA PALESTINIAN NAT. AUT. SENEGAL MALI/JORDAN MONGOLIA/SUDAN NIGER/SOMALIA ISLANDS, SEA AND FOOD COMOROS CAPE VERDE GUINEA BISSAU MALDIVES CARICOM CACAO CAMEROON CUBA GHANA SAO TOMÉ E PRINCIPE GABON COTE D IVOIRE

THE CLUSTER PROJECT THE COFFEE CLUSTER One of the Clusters will be entirely dedicated to Coffee 4,427 SQM TOTAL AREA OF WHICH: 1,250 SQM FOR INDIVIDUAL EXHIBITION SPACES 3,000 SQM FOR THE COMMON AREA

THE CLUSTER PROJECT THE COFFEE CLUSTER Cluster Membership: 10 important coffee-producing countries BURUNDI YEMEN EL SALVADOR ETHIOPIA GUATEMALA KENYA COSTA RICA RWANDA UGANDA

THE CLUSTER PROJECT THE COFFEE CLUSTER The visitor will experience the whole coffee value chain, from the coffee plants to the roasting processes Architecture inspired by the traditional way to cultivate coffee Photo and artistic exhibition Tasting sessions Markets and bar Events

THE CLUSTER PROJECT THE COFFEE CLUSTER WORK IN PROGRESS

FIERA MILANO Congressi will be in charge of the organization of the event GLOBAL COFFEE FORUM & INTERNATIONAL COFFEE DAY ICO agreed with Italy s request to be given the chance to host the 1st Global Coffee Forum, given that it would host Expo Milano 2015. Additionally, ICO agreed to celebrate the FIRST INTERNATIONAL COFFEE DAY (ICD) in Milan on October 1st 2015. An Preparatory Committee for GCF & ICD has been set up: Chaired by Minister of Agriculture and Forestry, Mr. Martina Members: representatives from relevant Ministries, private sector, Expo 2015 Company, FieraMilano Company.

FIERA MILANO VENUE STELLA POLARE CONGRESS CENTER Designed by Massimiliano Fuksas, is located within one of Europe's largest exhibition centres Directly connected to Expo Site Its Level 0 has 4 different spaces that can become one, with a total of 1250 square meters and 980 seats Innovative and flexible forms Highly advanced technological equipment

THE PROGRAMME 28 settembre 29 settembre 30 settembre 1 ottobre 2 ottobre 115th International Coffee Council International Coffee Day Global Coffee Forum

GLOBAL COFFEE FORUM Coffee, good life On the basis of the Promotion & Market Development Committee s Plan* approved by ICO Council (September 2012) CONTENT will be developed around 3 pillars: PLEASURE HEALTH SUSTAINABILITY *Available http://dev.ico.org/documents/pm-18e-planpromotion.pdf at

GLOBAL COFFEE FORUM Fiera Milano & Expo, in collaboration with ICO, will define a detailed program for the Global Coffee Forum. To this aim, indications by ICO are required on: GOALS TARGET PUBLIC FORMAT

PROPOSAL FOR THE INTERNATIONAL COFFEE DAY TARGET WIDESPREAD PRESENCE MULTI EXPERIENCE PRESENCE STRONG SOCIAL MESSAGE General Public Expo site Coffee Cluster City of Milan Expo site guided tours & events Coffee itinerary in the Expo site Thanks to the Partnership with Oxfam

INTERNATIONAL COFFEE DAY WIDESPREAD PRESENCE EXPO SITE COFFEE CLUSTER THE CITY OF MILAN Celebrations will also take place in strategic places of Milan: Via Dante EXPO Gate EXPO InfoPoints throughout the city 18

INTERNATIONAL COFFEE DAY WIDESPREAD PRESENCE Photo Exhibition in Via Dante During the Week, Via Dante will change its face becoming a suggestive walk into the culture of coffee, with a photographic exhibition. The exhibition will be an occasion to catch people walking in the very centre of Milan, creating awareness on Oxfam initiative and on the Milano Coffee Week. 19

OXFAM CAMPAIGN A caffè sospeso against poverty Oxfam is a Civil Society Participant of Expo Milano 2015 Oxfam has great expertise in projects in rural areas related to the production of commodities, including coffee. One of leading CSOs, Oxfam contributes to global agreements, such as the International Coffee OXFAM PROMOTES ICD FOR A GOOD CAUSE Agreement. This proposal integrates several perspectives and tools: Fundra ising Fundraising Communication/visibility Awareness with the goal of building participation and adherence to the first International Coffee Day promoted by ICO Public Engage ment ICD and Oxfam Progra mmes

OXFAM AND EXPO: A PARTNERSHIP TO FEED THE PLANET FUNDRAISING Caffè sospeso campaign Caffè sospeso is a well-known Neapolitan tradition born of philanthropy and solidarity. A customer orders a caffè sospeso, and pays for 2 coffees but receives only 1, so that when a needy person comes into the bar, she receives the coffee free, courtesy of the kindly previous customer A virtual caffè for Oxfam An application, connected to a virtual multimedia platform, will allow a donor to leave an imaginary caffè sospeso for a beneficiary of Oxfam s projects Funds raised could benefit Oxfam s work in key areas: Smallholder farmers organizations support Training, Technical Assistance, Credit, Organizational development, Market Access, Policy Dialogue with governments &institutions Analysis, research and consumers engagement

OXFAM AND EXPO: A PARTNERSHIP TO FEED THE PLANET PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT AND PROGRAMMES Edutainment and fundraising events in the Coffee Cluster will be organized during Expo and in particular in the days before the International Coffee Day. A larger event will be jointly organized October 1, 2015 for the celebrations of the first International Coffee Day.

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