Worldcocoafoundation.org Website Review

fa*mer livelihoods community empowerment human rights environment a sustainable and thriving cocoa sector – where fa*mers prosper, cocoa-growing communities are empowered, human rights are respected, a sustainable and thriving cocoa sector – where fa*mers prosper, cocoa-growing communities are empowered, human rights are respected, a sustainable and thriving cocoa sector – where fa*mers prosper, cocoa-growing communities are empowered, human rights are respected, and the environment is conserved. photo by lucy o'bryan, lucyobryan.org a sustainable and thriving cocoa sector – where fa*mers prosper, cocoa-growing communities are empowered, human rights are respected,. our mission is to catalyze public-private action to accelerate cocoa sustainability. we champion multi-stakeholder partnerships, aligned. public and private investment, policy dialogue, and joint learning and knowledge sharing to achieve transformative change in the cocoa supply. the world cocoa foundation and our members work to improve the livelihoods of cocoa fa*mers around the world. the world cocoa foundation and our members help strengthen cocoa-growing communities by increasing opportunities for women and developing access to quality primary education for children. learn more the world cocoa foundation and our members are committed to fighting child labor in the cocoa supply chain, a shared responsibility of industry, governments, civil society, and communities. learn more the world cocoa foundation and our members are committed to ending cocoa-related deforestation and taking climate action. fa*m-level input providers, financial institutions, cocoa processors, chocolate makers and manufacturers, fa*mer cooperatives, cocoa trading > through wcf, the global chocolate and cocoa industry is working to > ensure the sustainability of cocoa, the health of the planet, and > the prosperity of cocoa fa*mers around the world. >  in this figaro magazine special report. learn about the importance of the cocoa sector for the world's first producer, côte d'ivoire. the