Kigali, 2026
Build Together. Lead Globally.
About The Conference
Coffee begins with the people who grow it. Its future should be shaped by all who are part of it.
The Global Coffee Conference 2026 brings together women coffee producers, buyers, roasters, policymakers, researchers, investors, and industry partners to connect, exchange ideas, and build meaningful partnerships and solutions.
Hosted in Kigali, Rwanda, the conference creates a space to explore new opportunities, share knowledge, and advance a more inclusive, resilient, and sustainable future for coffee.
You Are Invited
Execution Partners
Contribute to What We Can Build Together for GCC 2026, With What You Do Best
A range of in-kind partnership opportunities, from accommodation and transport to media and services, enables organizations to support GCC 2026 through preferential rates or contributions while gaining meaningful visibility and engagement with the global coffee community.
Discounted Rates for GCC attending delegates
Discounted rates for delegates attending GCC booking for themselves
Priority room-block hold with first-refusal rights before public release
Discounted rates on the full event coverage.
Offer your services or skills exchange to our women cooperative partners, and attend the full GCC events.
Sponsorship
A five-tier sponsorship structure, from Community Partner to Title Partner, connects every contribution to a defined outcome, from farmer participation and cooperative training to long-term capacity building across Rwanda, Tanzania, and Democratic Republic of the Congo.
What Their Contribution Funds
Direct: Funds the full logistics and hospitality coverage for the participation of eight women coffee farmers at the GCC
Longterm: Funds one cooperative Roasting & Cupping Skills Training
What Their Contribution Funds
Direct: Funds the full logistics and hospitality coverage for the participation of six women coffee farmers at the GCC
Longterm: Funds one Cooperative Training on Leadership and Entrepreneurship
What Their Contribution Funds
Direct: Funds the full logistics and hospitality cover for the participation of two women coffee farmers from Tanzania, including regional travel to attend the GCC
What Their Contribution Funds
Direct: Funds the full logistics and hospitality coverage for the participation of three women coffee farmers from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, including regional travel, to attend the GCC
What Their Contribution Funds
Direct: Funds the full logistics and hospitality costs for the participation of three smallholder women coffee farmers from different parts of Rwanda at GCC
Interested in becoming a sponsor or execution partner? Reach out by 10th September 2026.
Contact Our Partnerships Team