What if there was a solution to poverty, food insecurity and the impact of climate change?

We believe
sustainable farming
is the answer

Farm Africa is a leading charity that works in partnership with smallholder farmers and small businesses to unlock the transformative potential of sustainable and effective agriculture.

Why Farm Africa?

Change starts with the right tools. And you.

We are supporting selected farmers and business people to become service providers, so that they can supply essential tools and services that will help farmers increase their production and grow their incomes.

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Evidence shows that our programmes lead to higher incomes, more food production and improved biodiversity. This is sustained long after our work concludes.

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We believe
sustainable farming
is the answer

You have the power to make a difference

Help make real change to the lives of farming families by donating today.

Where your money’s going

In every £1 we spend:

  • 87p on charitable activities
  • 8p on support costs
  • 5p on fundraising

Did you know?

£18

could help provide farmers with access to the tools and seeds they need to grow fresh, nutritious food

£64

could train farmers in practical techniques like building vertical gardens with recycled materials

£182

could provide ongoing mentorship to farmers, covering all aspects of farming

What we do

Boost productivity

Boost productivity

Increase incomes

Increase incomes

Increase food security and nutrition

Increase food security and nutrition

Act on climate change

Act on climate change

Protect ecosystems

Protect ecosystems

Connect farmers to markets

Connect farmers to markets

Increase access to finance

Increase access to finance

Support businesses

Support businesses

Empower women

Empower women

Boost youth employment

Boost youth employment

Strengthen food systems

Strengthen food systems

“Farm Africa introduced me to beekeeping. Beekeeping is great because it conserves the environment and it increases my income. Bees need trees to make honey. It encourages us to plant more trees so we can get more honey. Also this means we get enough water and it helps to prevent soil erosion.
Before I was a beekeeper, I didn't earn anything. My children stayed at home because I couldn't pay for school fees. But now that is all behind me."

Lucia

Farmer, Tanzania

Farm Africa's strategic plan 2021-2025

Download a PDF of Farm Africa's strategic plans for the years 2021-2025 here.

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Help make real change to the lives of farming families by donating today.