Tag: Farm Africa
Kenyan Farmers Tap into the International Carbon Market
Africa & Middle East: A new programme from Farm Africa is helping farmers connect to international carbon markets.
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How Livestock are Improving Women’s Livelihoods in Eastern Africa
Africa & Middle East: The Livestock for Livelihoods project is empowering pastoralist women in rural Uganda and Ethiopia to earn their own incomes and better support their families.
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Agroecology in Action: Forest-Friendly Farming in Ethiopia
Africa & Middle East: Building farmers’ incomes from forest-friendly businesses and the sale of carbon credits is the first approach profiled in our new blog series, by Farm Africa CEO Nicolas Mounard.
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Boosting Productivity and Incomes of Young Kenyan Smallholders
Africa & Middle East: Farm Africa is working with supermarket chain Aldi to help Kenyan farmers end hunger and leave poverty with better results.
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British and African Farmers Face Similar Challenges and Opportunities
Global: Farm Africa CEO Nicolas Mounard looks at the common challenges that farmers face around the world, from Kenya to Britain, amid trade uncertainty.
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Livestock is a Key to Human Development – Where Have We Missed the Mark?
Africa & Middle East: Farm Africa's Head of Agriculture asks if the livestock sector is under-resourced in the developing world.
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#2020Resilience Twitter Chat Summary
: To warm up for the global conference “Building Resilience for Food and Nutrition Security” taking place in Ethiopia in a few weeks time, Farming First and the International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) held a lively and informative Twitter Chat on the topic of “resilience”. Our expert panelists from IFPRI and Farming First supporter organisations […]
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Engaging Youth in Agriculture – The Key to a Food Secure Future?
Global: Engaging youth in agriculture has been a prominent topic recently and has risen up the development agenda, as there is growing concern worldwide that young people have become disenchanted with agriculture. With most young people – around 85% – living in developing countries, where agriculture is likely to provide the main source of income it […]
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