Site Selection Strategy for the PACSMAC Project

Adugna Bekele; Gezaghen Berecha; Caleb Gallemore; Janina Grabs; Kristjan Jespersen; Ng’winamila Kasongi; Melkamu Mamuye; Annkathrin Mathe; Guta Regasa Megerssa; Daniel Mwalutolo; Christine Noe; Stefano Ponte; Pilly Silvano; Weyessa Terefe; Suyana Terry; Nestory Yamungu

Site Selection Strategy for the PACSMAC Project

Adugna Bekele, Gezaghen Berecha, Caleb Gallemore, Janina Grabs, Kristjan Jespersen, Ng’winamila Kasongi, Melkamu Mamuye, Annkathrin Mathe, Guta Regasa Megerssa, Daniel Mwalutolo, Christine Noe, Stefano Ponte, Pilly Silvano, Weyessa Terefe, Suyana Terry, Nestory Yamungu

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Abstract

The PACSMAC project is a 5-year collaboration between Copenhagen Business School, the University of Dar es Salaam, Jimma University, Lafayette College, and ESADE Business School. The project aims to investigate how climate change – and the ways actors across the value chain are trying to adapt to or mitigate it – affect coffee farmers’ livelihoods and land-use decisions. Work package 1 is dedicated to understanding: 1) How might climate change itself, alongside the mitigation and adaptation efforts intended to address it, affect the governance of coffee value chains originating in Ethiopia and Tanzania? And 2) How do these changes affect the distribution of value along the chain, upgrading opportunities and farmer livelihoods?

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Frederiksberg
Publisher	PACSMAC
Number of pages	23
Publication status	Published - 8 Jun 2023

Series	PACSMAC Working Paper
Number	2.1

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Bekele, A., Berecha, G., Gallemore, C., Grabs, J., Jespersen, K., Kasongi, N., Mamuye, M., Mathe, A., Megerssa, G. R., Mwalutolo, D., Noe, C., Ponte, S., Silvano, P., Terefe, W., Terry, S., & Yamungu, N. (2023). Site Selection Strategy for the PACSMAC Project. PACSMAC. PACSMAC Working Paper No. 2.1 https://pacsmac.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/20/2024/03/Working-Paper-2.1.pdf

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