Cocoa Life is a program launched in 2012 by Mondelēz International to help make cocoa sourcing more sustainable in key cocoa-producing countries.

Helping to make cocoa right includes supporting Cocoa Life registered farmers to help tackle the complex social and environmental challenges that they face.

Cocoa Life helps communities thrive in key cocoa-producing countries: Ghana, Côte d’Ivoire, Nigeria, Indonesia, India, the Dominican Republic, Brazil, Cameroon and Ecuador.

Through Cocoa Life, Mondelēz International aims to help increase the number of farming households reaching a living income.

Cocoa Life, together with its partners, aims to improve farmer livelihoods by tailoring actions with NGOs and suppliers to fit farmers’ needs and help them get more from their cocoa trees and other crops.

Through Cocoa Life, Mondelēz International aims to help enhance child protection systems and improve access to quality education in Cocoa Life communities.

Cocoa Life, together with its partners, helps lift cocoa communities by facilitating investments to help people shape their own future and facilitating community decisions that reflect the diverse and dynamic needs of the people involved.

Cocoa Life trainings to community members are focused on gender awareness, child protection, financial literacy and business management.

Through Cocoa Life, Mondelēz International aims to seek no deforestation on Cocoa Life registered farms.

Cocoa Life is helping to protect and restore forests by supporting farming communities with the right on and off-farm tree planting and agroforestry techniques as well as farm mapping technology.