Creating opportunities for young coffee farmers inHonduras using climate services: findings from on-line training in Participatory Integrated Climate Services forAgriculture (PICSA)

Key messages - Young leaders in their communities successfully acted as facilitators of PICSA implementation in a scalable process, working in a network with the relevant coffee stakeholders in a collaborative learning process. - Young people can act as generators of change in their communities through digital inclusion which enables them to share local information to support coffee farmers’ decision-making. - The online PICSA training of young people in rural communities has considerable potential but requires additional facilitator skills and new approaches. It can also complement face-to-face activities and training. - IHCAFE is interested in using PICSA as a climate service and as a system to support their coffee extension services.