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A new Farm Africa report, Cultivating the Future, outlines how smallholder farmers across eastern Kenya are witnessing dramatic transformations in their yields, incomes and resilience to climate change, thanks to Farm Africa’s Strengthening Regenerative Agriculture in Kenya (STRAK) project.

Senior Farm Africa staff will participate in next week’s Second Africa Climate Summit (ACS2) in Ethiopia to showcase scalable models, experience, lessons and recommendations from the organisation’s climate resilience programmes across eastern Africa. The Farm Africa team at ACS2 includes Ethiopia Country Director Shewit Emmanuel,...

Farm Africa is delighted to welcome investor, scientist and entrepreneur Amar Inamdar as its new Chair. Amar Inamdar leads KawiSafi Ventures – a private investment fund created by Acumen – that is focused on accelerating a just climate transition. Amar’s appointment was confirmed today at...

Actor and comedian Sir Michael Palin, and model and sustainable agriculture ambassador Sabrina Dhowre Elba were amongst the guests gathered in London for a reception to mark the 40th anniversary of Farm Africa. Supporters, ambassadors and friends celebrated the impact of four decades of the...

Farm Africa is proud to be returning to The London Coffee Festival as the charity partner for a third year. Taking place from 15 – 18 May, the four-day event embraces London’s bustling and vibrant coffee scene with coffee companies, tastings, demonstrations from world-class baristas...

In Tanzania's Rukwa region, the Tujitume Farmers group gained new skills in sorghum farming after joining Farm Africa and SNV’s NOURISH project.

In the Oromia Region of Ethiopia, Aliy Kedir has used science to solve the mystery of his dwindling wheat yields.

Tomatoes grown by the Can-Okella farmers’ group in the Abim district of Karamoja in northeastern Uganda are now being whizzed to market in jerry cans strapped to a shiny red motorbike. Until recently, the purchase of a used motorcycle would have been unaffordable for the...

In southeastern Ethiopia, nature-based solutions are bringing refugees and host communities together in pursuit of a better future.

A landmark partnership is opening international markets for forest coffee cooperatives protecting Ethiopia’s Harena Forest. Members of three forest management cooperatives working with Farm Africa to protect the Harena Forest in the ecologically critical Bale Eco-region of Ethiopia are reaping the benefits of a contract...