The programme aims to triple coffee
output from 50,000 metric tons to 150,000 by 2029, tackling aging trees and
middlemen through 20 million high-yield seedlings, subsidized inputs, and
direct payments.
Youth trained as Ward Coffee
Champions will deliver on-the-ground support, while mobile 'Coffee on Wheels'
units bring advice straight to farms.
Early forecasts predict a 12% production boost next year, though some locals voice concerns over past unfulfilled projects.