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Sweet potatoes for prosperity
Running from
2017-2019
Country
Uganda
People reached
2,000
Key focus areas
Boost productivity
Increase food security and nutrition
Increase incomes
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Sweet potatoes for prosperity
Running from
2017-2019
Country
Uganda
People reached
2,000
Key focus areas
Boost productivity
Increase food security and nutrition
Increase incomes
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Sweet potatoes for prosperity
Working in partnership with Soroti Sweet Potato Producers Association (SOSPPA) and farmers previously trained by Harvest Plus, this project ensured a consistent supply of orange-fleshed sweet potatoes to help fight the effects of vitamin A deficiency.
Running from
2017-2019
Country
Uganda
People reached
2,000
Key focus areas
Boost productivity
Increase food security and nutrition
Increase incomes
Complete
Livestock for livelihoods
Running from
2018-2021
Country
Ethiopia
People reached
10,000
Key focus areas
Empower women
Increase access to finance
Increase food security and nutrition
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Livestock for livelihoods
Running from
2018-2021
Country
Ethiopia
People reached
10,000
Key focus areas
Empower women
Increase access to finance
Increase food security and nutrition
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Livestock for livelihoods
Farm Africa worked with pastoralist women living in South Omo and Karamoja in Ethiopia and Uganda, supporting them to set up sustainable, small-scale goat-rearing enterprises to help them generate an income and provide their families with a more nutritious diet.
We established Women’s Livestock Groups, through which we provided training in goat rearing and fodder and rangeland management.
We improved women’s access to livestock by setting up a revolving goat scheme, which required each woman who received two goats from Farm Africa to give two does (female goats) to another vulnerable woman once her herd had grown, creating a cycle of improved prosperity.
Running from
2018-2021
Country
Ethiopia
People reached
10,000
Key focus areas
Empower women
Increase access to finance
Increase food security and nutrition
Complete
Increasing market-orientated production of Arabica coffee together
Running from
2021-2023
Country
Uganda
People reached
40,034
Key focus areas
Boost productivity
Boost youth employment
Connect farmers to markets
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Increasing market-orientated production of Arabica coffee together
Running from
2021-2023
Country
Uganda
People reached
40,034
Key focus areas
Boost productivity
Boost youth employment
Connect farmers to markets
Complete
Increasing market-orientated production of Arabica coffee together
This project helped western Uganda upgrade its coffee value chain with a focus on delivering increased volumes of sustainably produced, quality Arabica coffee to premium export markets and including smallholder farmers in the value chain.
Farm Africa worked with the Ugandan coffee processor and exporter, UGACOF, to reduce losses during production, harvest and post-harvest handling; expand marketing opportunities for smallholder farmers and help them diversify into higher value export markets.
The project helped farmers deliver a consistent supply of quality coffee cherries to UGACOF who marketed the produce to European Union, and African, Caribbean and Pacific roasters.
Running from
2021-2023
Country
Uganda
People reached
40,034
Key focus areas
Boost productivity
Boost youth employment
Connect farmers to markets
Complete
Commercialising chilli production
Running from
2018-2021
Country
Uganda
People reached
17,000
Key focus areas
Connect farmers to markets
Increase access to finance
Support businesses
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Commercialising chilli production
Running from
2018-2021
Country
Uganda
People reached
17,000
Key focus areas
Connect farmers to markets
Increase access to finance
Support businesses
Complete
Commercialising chilli production
Working with 17,000 farmers and selling 44% of all exported Uganda chillies in 2017, Northeast Chilli Producers Association (NECPA) is a key player in the chilli industry. Farm Africa helped NECPA adopt a more market-orientated business model, which opened up new export opportunities to chilli farmers. This involved helping chilli growers gain access to quality seeds and equipment, increase their yields and meet international buyers’ quality standards.
Running from
2018-2021
Country
Uganda
People reached
17,000
Key focus areas
Connect farmers to markets
Increase access to finance
Support businesses