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Copenhagen Coffee Climate Conference

This conference is for everyone with an interest in global value chains and climate change. As the second most traded commodity the coffee value chain serves as an excellent example of the challenges and possible solutions related to sustainable global trade.
Programme:
8.30 – 9.00
Welcome and coffee
9.00 – 10.30
Peter Baker, Commonwealth Agricultural Bureaux International (CABI)
- How does climate change affect coffee production (and poverty)?
- How does the value chain for coffee production affect the climate?
- Are certifications making an impact to reduce negative climate effects through the supply chain?
Questions from the panel and the audience
10.30 – 11.00
Coffee break
11.00 – 12.30
Panel discussion
The panel will address the question: how do actors in the global coffee value chain most effectively contribute to CO2 reduction?
- Col Campbell (Campbell Bewley Group), CO2 neutral coffee business
- Aske Skovman Bosselmann, (LIFE), Carbon footprint in coffee-agroforestry
- Aske Skovman Bosselmann, (LIFE), Carbon footprint in coffee-agroforestry
- Kurt Dalsgaard (Kontra Coffee), Climate+
- Herbert Kotzab (CBS), sustainability in supply chain management
12.30
Closure
Participation is free but registration is needed. Register name and organisation at develop.event@gmail.com
You are welcome to direct any questions regarding the conference to michaelp@danskkaffenetvaerk.dk

Time: 05.11 8.30 -13.00


Place: Copenhagen Business School
Porcelænshaven 16A / 16B
2000 Frederiksberg


Room: Room PH110




Last updated by Business Relations & Communications 28/10/2009