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To mark Farm Africa’s 40th year, past and present Farm Africa project participants share stories of the impact the charity has had on their lives.

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.

This three-page document summarises the results and learning from Farm Africa’s Growing Futures youth horticulture project in western Kenya from 2019 to 2021.

A mapping and assessment report of the Moringa value chain in Tanzania.

Factsheet on Farm Africa’s Cashew nut and sesame production and marketing project in Kenya. Farm Africa, together with Ten Senses Africa, trained 15,000 smallholder farmers in Kilifi, Kwale and Lamu in Good Agricultural Practices to revive the dwindling economy by increasing incomes for cashew and sesame farmers, creating employment opportunities for the communities and boosting food security.

A comprehensive and concise overview of Farm Africa’s Growing Futures project in western Kenya. Growing Futures supports young farmers in western Kenya to set up profitable enterprises growing and selling high-demand vegetables.

The Kenya Market-Led Aquaculture Project (KMAP) overall long-term impact is to support the creation of a vibrant aquaculture industry that generates sustainable incomes, food security and employment. This presentation summarises the baseline study providing an overview of the data which will used to measure the effectiveness of the project’s interventions.

Farm Africa is committed to applying gender responsive approaches to all our programming. The findings of this report will ensure that women, men and young people are given equal opportunities in the aquaculture value chain in Kenya.

A concise but comprehensive overview of Farm Africa’s youth empowerment in sustainable agriculture (YESA) project in Kenya, working to build youth skills in developing agricultural enterprises. (July 2015)