Strengthening agricultural market systems

A summary report of Farm Africa's market systems project in Amhara, Ethiopia, which aimed to improve food security and livelihoods of small-scale farmers by making market systems more inclusive. This project was part of the Growth for the future project, funded by Sida.

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Annual Report 2022

Farm Africa Annual Report and Consolidated Financial Statements for the year ended 31 December 2022.

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Nature-based Solutions factsheet

A four-page summary of Farm Africa's Nature-based Solutions for Sustainable and Inclusive Development programme in Ethiopia, funded by Sida. The programme, which runs from 2023 to 2026, aims to sustainably manage forests, conserve biodiversity, build communities’resilience to climate change and develop sustainable livelihoods through holistic nature-based solutions across six river basins in Ethiopia, clustered into three eco-regions.

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Urban agriculture in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

In 2022 Farm Africa worked with Ethiopia’s Ministry of Planning and Development (MoPD) to implement a 15-month urban agriculture pilot project in the city. The project aimed to:

·        improve incomes, nutrition and food security for 100 low-income households by training them in urban agriculture

·        create a learning hub for the sharing of urban agriculture techniques

·        promote urban beautification and environmental protection.

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Farm Africa Annual Review 2022

Welcome to Farm Africa’s 2022 Annual Review, in which we focus on how seven of our projects have supported communities across eastern Africa to grow more, sell more and sell for more, while protecting the environment for generations to come.

In total, Farm Africa reached 718,000 people in eastern Africa in 2022.

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Eco-tourism opportunity in Ilu Ababor Ethiopia

Although Ilu Ababor Zone in Ethiopia is presently unknown to tourists, a recent scoping study carried out by Farm Africa, Mattu University and Oromia Tourism Commission has found strong potential for sustainable eco-tourism development. This study summary outlines key findings and describes, in detail, 7 priority sites for eco-tourism development consideration..

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The role of gender in the Tanzanian horticulture sector

In Tanzania, women and youth are active participants in the agriculture sector, making significant contributions to the sector’s growth. However, the country’s progress towards gender parity across critical areas of life is still at the disadvantage of women. This document shares Farm Africa's learning from its DECIDE horticulture programme, which has been working with 55 small and medium enterprises (56% women-led) in the Tanzanian horticultural sector.

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Land Management in the Central Rift Valley

This booklet features 12 stories from the Central Rift Valley Landscape Management project, which ran from 2019 to 2022. Funded by Sida, the project was delivered by a consortium of organisations including Farm Africa (lead), SOS Sahel Ethiopia, International Water Management Institute (IWMI), Population, Health, and Environment Ethiopia Consortium (PHE EC), and Sustainable Environment and Development Action (SEDA).

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