25 July 2017
A restored watershed and agricultural training have revitalised life for a rural community in Tigray, northern Ethiopia.
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Farm Africa pilots the use of microinsurance to help pastoralists
10 July 2017
Farm Africa is piloting microinsurance products that will help Ethiopian pastoralists respond to climate shocks in ways that contribute to their recovery, rather than weaken them further.
Michelin-starred restaurants battle it out on the football pitch
06 July 2017
Farm Africa’s charity five-a-side football tournament, organised by Paul Foster of Salt Dining, saw some of the UK’s top chefs ditch their kitchen whites for football colours to help build a prosperous rural Africa.
Savings keep Dukan's water business afloat
04 July 2017
Dukan Hussein's water collection business has been kept afloat thanks to savings she built up since joining a Village Savings and Loans Association (VSLA).
Bumper first harvest for Aldi's Farm Africa project
29 June 2017
A year into Farm Africa's partnership with Aldi, farmers taking part in our Growing Futures project in western Kenya have brought in bumper yields of vegetables.
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It's time for a business approach to African agriculture. Making farming profitable can offer multiple benefits: livelihoods for young people, global food security and a higher quality of agricultural produce for consumers.
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25 July