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EP 1417 - Do We Need Development Work In Coffee? - Nora Burkey - The Daily Coffee Pro Podcast with Lee Safar
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This is the 2nd of a five-part series featuring Nora Burkey, Executive Director of the US-based Nonprofit, The Chain Collaborative, on The Daily Coffee Pro Podcast by Map It Forward, hosted by Map It Forward Founder Lee Safar.
Throughout this series, Lee and Nora attempt to answer the question, "Will the Development Sector in Coffee Survive?" and explore all the layers that come with it.
The five episodes of this series are:
1. The Evolution of Development in Coffee - https://youtu.be/Gipyuhd8frw
2. Do We Need Development Work In Coffee? - https://youtu.be/Y_QYBav4SbM
3. How Money Flows in the Coffee Development Sector - https://youtu.be/mGlrkxQL1q4
4. Myths and Realities of the Coffee Development Sector - https://youtu.be/YkjD11xqTWY
5. The Future of Coffee and Development - https://youtu.be/2wSVlW__unA
In this episode of the podcast series, Lee and Nora explore the concept of 'poverty smoothing' activities carried out by nonprofits and discuss whether these efforts are changing the capitalist structures impacting coffee communities.
The conversation touches upon the efficacy of the development sector, the challenges of capitalism in the coffee industry, and how to evaluate the performance and trustworthiness of nonprofits.
Join us for an enlightening discussion on the sustainability and future of the coffee industry.
Connect with The Chain Collaborative and Nora Burkey here:
nora@thechaincollaborative.org
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