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12 August 2026
Tanzania
The 32nd Nane Nane International Agricultural Exhibition, Tanzania’s premier exhibition showcasing agricultural excellence, gave Farm Africa the opportunity to put sustainable farming innovations in the spotlight.
Boost productivity
Connect farmers to markets
Protect ecosystems
4 August 2026
Ethiopia
For 40 years, Farm Africa has partnered with stakeholders to protect the environment while improving agriculture and livelihoods. Through innovative approaches, our communities are restoring landscapes, improving production, creating jobs and protecting natural resources. Farm Africa helped pioneer participatory forest management in Ethiopia.
Act on climate change
Increase incomes
7 July 2026
Kenya
David, a farmer and Village-Based Advisor in Embu County, Kenya, is helping over 200 farmers adopt regenerative farming practices that boost productivity, increase incomes and build resilience to climate change.
3 June 2026
Uganda
With support from Farm Africa and AGRA, Alex from the Kamuli District is able to earn a decent income growing and selling crops using sustainable farming methods that don’t cost the Earth. Watch to see how using solar-powered irrigation, mulch and organic pesticides have boosted Alex’s resilience to climate extremes.
13 May 2026
In Muhooma, Kamuli District in eastern Uganda, Judith Aumah is using farming to support her family and help other women build more secure livelihoods – showing how farming can provide a living without destroying the earth they rely on.
Empower women
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18 September 2023
With funding from Sida, Farm Africa's Market Systems project in Ethiopia is collaborating with young people to create livelihood opportunities which are restoring the environment for their community.
Boost youth employment
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Farm Africa's Market systems project, funded by Sida, helped farmers boost their yields by adopting climate-smart farming methods to produce high-quality, low-cost organic fertiliser.
1 August 2023
Farm Africa's DECIDE project, funded by NORAD, has been supporting a range of MSMEs to evolve into profitable, growing agribusinesses.
Support businesses
7 June 2023
With funding from Sida, Farm Africa’s urban agriculture project in Addis Ababa has shown how cultivating food in a city can be a solution to poverty, food security and enhancing local ecosystems.
Increase food security and nutrition
19 April 2023
DR Congo
Farm Africa supports smallholder farmers growing coffee in Ethiopia, Uganda and DRC to build their livelihoods by increasing the quality, quantity and value of the coffee they produce, while protecting the environment.
6 March 2023
To celebrate International Women's Day this year, Farm Africa ambassador, Minette Batters, and Tanzanian farmer, Mary Temu, sat down to talk about the challenges and opportunities female farmers face worldwide.
30 November 2022
A short overview of Farm Africa's work in eastern Africa, boosting agriculture and protecting the environment.
3 November 2022
Farmers in Virunga, DR Congo are producing some of the world's best coffee. But poor farming practices and lack of channels have kept growers’ incomes low. Farm Africa is supporting two coffee cooperatives to unleash their potential.
This webinar discussed Farm Africa's work with the Virunga Foundation to support coffee cooperatives on the borders of Virunga National Park and plans to support more farmers in the wider region.
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