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North East Chilli Producers Association (NECPA) promotes the production of high value crops such as chilli and other non-traditional agricultural export crops in northern and eastern Uganda. Their network of trained farmers produce quality African bird’s eye (ABE) chilli that meet international market standards.

Farm Africa and the North East Chilli Producers Association (NECPA) are implementing a three-year programme, running from August 2018 to September 2021. The project will create a more competitive and profitable chilli value chain in Lira, northern Uganda, to capitalise on growing international demand for varieties of Ugandan African bird’s eye (ABE) dried chillies. This booklet explains the project’s Seed Production Strategy.

Welcome to Farm Africa’s Annual Review, a look at some of our 2019 highlights. This report focuses on four of our current projects including horticulture and cashew production in Kenya, and empowering women to fight climate change in Ethiopia; each of these case studies offers examples of the many ways we are helping transform lives across eastern Africa.

This guide provides technical knowledge of farming, processing and marketing of Moringa olifera.

This is a record keeping manual designed to help farmers better manage their fish ponds. The manual is supported by Farm Africa for the Kenya Market-led Aquaculture Programme (KMAP).

In response to the worst desert locust invasion to hit eastern Africa in decades, Farm Africa has produced a one-page briefing sheet giving information on the lifespan, threat to food security and control measures for those facing infestations of The Desert Locust (Schistocerca gregaria Forskal).

This booklet is one of a series of seven focusing on the key components of the five-year Improving Smallholder Livelihoods through Climate-Smart Agricultural Economic Development project. Funded by Irish Aid, and implemented by a consortium of SOS Sahel Ethiopia, Self Help Africa, Vita and Farm Africa, the project aimed to alleviate poverty and build resilient, sustainable livelihoods in Ethiopia’s SNNP and Oromia regions.

This booklet is one of a series of seven focusing on the key components of the five-year Improving Smallholder Livelihoods through Climate-Smart Agricultural Economic Development project. Funded by Irish Aid, and implemented by a consortium of SOS Sahel Ethiopia, Self Help Africa, Vita and Farm Africa, the project aimed to alleviate poverty and build resilient, sustainable livelihoods in Ethiopia’s SNNP and Oromia regions.

This booklet is one of a series of seven focusing on the key components of the five-year Improving Smallholder Livelihoods through Climate-Smart Agricultural Economic Development project. Funded by Irish Aid, and implemented by a consortium of SOS Sahel Ethiopia, Self Help Africa, Vita and Farm Africa, the project aimed to alleviate poverty and build resilient, sustainable livelihoods in Ethiopia’s SNNP and Oromia regions.