The Colombian coffee keeps conquering the world. But this time is not by coffee farmers from the well know “Eje Cafetero”, Santander or Huila. This time the credit is for the arahuacan aborigines, this community is writing a new managerial page on the mountains called “Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta”, where by decades they were sowing the coffee bean with close relationship with “mother earth”.

Recently the CIT, “Corporacion Indigena Tayrona”, organization member of the arahuacan community was linked to the program MIDAS, which is a plan for developing financed by the America agency USAID, the main idea is to promote the economic growing of this community by the donation of about 50% of the cost on activities, consultancy and managerial accompaniment.

Recently the “Corporación Indígena Tayrona”, organization member of the arahuacan community, was linked to the program MIDAS in coordination with “Acción Social”, everything just to promote the economic growing of this aboriginal community by the donation of about 50% of the cost on activities like technical assistant, consultancy, innovation, finances, human resources, access to markets and managerial accompaniment for the production of the Tiwun coffee and some other economic activities.

Recently the “Corporación Indígena Tayrona”, organization member of the arahuacan community, was linked to the program MIDAS in coordination with “Acción Social”, everything just to promote the economic growing of this aboriginal community by the donation of about 50% of the cost on activities like technical assistant, consultancy, innovation, finances, human resources, access to markets and managerial accompaniment for the production of the Tiwun coffee and some other economic activities.