02 August 2021
Joining a coffee cooperative supported by Farm Africa in rural Ethiopia has allowed father and coffee-grower, Tesema, to learn about coffee production, increase his yield and earn a higher income for his family.
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Nature-based Solutions in Action: Lessons from the Frontline
27 July 2021
Farm Africa’s work to preserve the ecosystem in and around the Bale National Park in south-eastern Ethiopia is featured in a new report developed by members of the CAN-UK Nature-based Solutions Working Group that highlights successful Nature-based Solutions across a wide range of contexts.
UK government ends funding for Livestock for Livelihoods
07 May 2021
Last week, Farm Africa heard the devastating news that all UK government funding for our Livestock for Livelihoods project will cease in three months’ time, cutting short the project by eight months.
Sunflowers are empowering female farmers in Tanzania
06 April 2021
Farm Africa and UN Women are supporting women in the Ikungi district of Tanzania to increase their incomes through sunflower farming.
Women's livestock groups choose to challenge the status quo
29 March 2021
Two Women’s Livestock Groups who are receiving support from Farm Africa participated in a week-long celebration that marked International Women’s Day in Karamoja, Uganda, organised by the local government.
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Aberash was the first woman to join her coffee cooperative in rural Ethiopia. Now, she is trained in coffee production, has improved the quality of her coffee, has links to markets and can send her children to school.
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