The Participatory Rural Appraisal Planning program developed by the Coffee Industry Corporation to address the demand-driven extension approach has achieved milestones since its inception. As a result of this a number of PRAP farmer groups have been established right around the main coffee growing provinces.
The following table lists the major farmer groups per province that were involved in the PRAP exercise.
| Province |
No |
Group name |
| Western Highlands Province |
1 |
Kin Yewandil Coffee Growers Group |
2 |
Untpina Community Group |
3 |
Segiri Village Coffee Growers |
4 |
Tolu Village Coffee Growers |
5 |
Rutz Kopi Cooperative |
| Eastern Highlands Province |
1 |
Timuza Coffee Business Group Inc. |
2 |
Ikssons Coffee Development of Tarabo |
3 |
Fima Coffee Growers Association |
4 |
Keiya Coffee Growers Group |
5 |
Nagamiufa Coffee Growers Group |
6 |
Muturu CCGS Coffee Cooperative |
7 |
Fimito Coffee Cooperative |
8 |
Sihereni Coffee Growers |
9 |
Highlands Organic Agri- Cooperative |
| Enga Province |
1 |
Waya Miok Community Association Inc. |
| Simbu Province |
1 |
Kamapwapo Coffee Growers Group |
2 |
Kerebo Coffee Growers Group |
3 |
Mindima Village Coffee Growers |
| Morobe Province |
1 |
Warup People's Association |
2 |
Allang Daom People's Association Inc. |
| East Sepik Province |
1 |
Wapina Coffee Growers Group |
2 |
Kulikwa Saike Coffee Group |
3 |
North Mufian Coffee Group |
4 |
Tasaipmo Coffee Group |
| New Ireland Province |
1 |
Kafatpana Coffee Group |
