February 2020. Add-Value and the International Center for Tropical Agriculture (CIAT) traveled to ODEF Financiera in Honduras and, together with ODEF´s field staff visited smallholder farmer clients located in Cofradía, La Flecha, Santa Cruz de Yojoa, and Peña Blanca. Field visits and interviews were done with smallholder farmers producing coffee, squash, eggplant, malanga, cassava, pineapple, cocoa, as well as cattle (milk), to find out about the incidence of climate change in their productive activities and evaluate potential adaptation measures that can help them build resilience and overcome the effects of climate change. This technical work is being incorporated in the Small Farmers Climate Adaptation Fund (SMAF), an impact fund that aims at introducing climate adaptation measures for smallholder farmers through a group of MFIs in Latin America.
