Work-safety programme reaches 161 coffee farmers in Indonesia’s Lampung
A five-month field school in Tanggamus used 10 local farmer-trainers to promote practical, low-cost safety steps.
Event / data period: 2026-05
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An ILO report published on October 9 says an occupational safety and health programme supported by the ILO and Nestlé Indonesia reached 161 coffee farmers in Tanggamus, Lampung, Indonesia. Training was delivered through a five-month Farmers’ Field School that ran from late December 2025 to mid-May 2026.
Ten local farmer-trainers who had completed the WIND programme delivered the sessions. Farmers used checklists to review safe storage of sharp tools and chemicals, protective equipment and low-cost farm improvements. The report describes practical changes, but does not present a measured reduction in injury rates.
Data
Programme reach and trainers
Participant and trainer counts reported by the ILO for the Tanggamus field school.
| Coffee farmers reached | 161 |
| Local farmer-trainers | 10 |
Methodology
The ILO reports that the programme reached 161 farmers and used 10 local farmer-trainers in a five-month field school. The source does not measure a change in injury rates.
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