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Open the original PDF — Internet Archive
Historical document record, checked 10 November 2026. The original report has been located in the Internet Archive. This page identifies it and links to the archived file; it is not the report itself.
- Title on the document
- Training Needs Assessment of Vietnamese Coffee Farmers
- Credit on the title page
- Conducted by Le Hong Van, Solidaridad Representative in Vietnam
- Report date
- October 2013
- Extent of the retrieved file
- 40 pages
- Archive capture served
- 26 March 2017, 01:00:48 UTC
Open the archived original PDF.
The report’s title page places it within a project about producers’ knowledge of sustainable standards. The 2018 paper by Nguyen and Sarker cites this report through the former scanprogram.org PDF address. Its bibliography abbreviates the author’s name; the full credit above comes from the recovered title page. Read the citing article.
Availability and reuse
The file is linked through the archive. A permission or open licence for this publication to host a new copy has not been verified, so this site provides a source page and access to the archive rather than hosting another copy. The archived file’s availability does not establish a licence to republish its text, figures or logos.
For current learning resources, use the resource directory. Do not substitute this 2013 assessment for a new needs assessment of a different group or period.
Reading the report as historical evidence
Keep the report date, author credit and the date you accessed the archive with your citation. A statement about a training need is evidence about the assessment described in that report; it is not automatically a finding about a different region, a later season or every coffee producer in Vietnam.
When planning a present workshop, use the report to form questions for your own assessment. Check who the participants are, what decision they face and which constraints they can change. The farmer-training planning guide explains that next step. The archived assessment remains the primary source for its own findings.