Ritma Green

Ritma Green

  • QJC3+GCR, Belapunranga, Parangloe, Gowa Regency, South Sulawesi 92173, Indonesia
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To become a leading catalyst for sustainable coffee development by empowering youth, farmers, and TVET institutions to build resilient livelihoods, thriving rural economies, and healthy ecosystems.

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Ritma Green is a social enterprise that empowers youth, farmers, and vocational schools through sustainable coffee education, entrepreneurship, and regenerative practices for lasting impact.
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Ritma Green is a sustainable coffee social enterprise that empowers youth, farmers, and Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) institutions to build a resilient and inclusive coffee sector. We provide green skills training, entrepreneurship development, and climate-smart coffee education to prepare the next generation of coffee professionals and entrepreneurs. Through partnerships with schools, farmer groups, government, and industry, we strengthen sustainable coffee value chains while promoting agroforestry and environmental stewardship. By combining education, enterprise, and community development, Ritma Green creates pathways for decent work, farmer regeneration, and rural prosperity. We believe coffee can be a catalyst for lasting social, economic, and environmental impact.

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Numbers
#300+
Farmers assisted on coffee Good Agriculture Practices (GAP) Agriculture, Climate Smart Agriculture (CSA), Nature-based Solution (NbS)
3
Vocational schools assisted to adopt sustainable curriculum
150+
Students and youths trained on sustainable coffee, entrepreneurship, & green skills
1000+
Coffee farms targeted to apply sustainable coffee practices
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