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Michael Collinson

21 November 2024

Remembering Michael Collinson 1937-2024

Farm Africa was deeply saddened to hear of the recent death of Michael Collinson, who served as a Farm Africa trustee from 1998 to 2007. He was Chair of our board from June 2001 to June 2004. Mike was a highly respected agricultural economist with...

15 November 2024

Farm Africa is a winner of GEF’s Challenge Program for Adaptation Innovation

As funding the climate challenge takes centre stage at COP29 in Azerbaijan, today Farm Africa was announced as one of 13 of the latest winners of the Global Environment Facility’s Challenge Program for Adaptation Innovation. The Global Environment Facility (GEF) announced a total of $20...

3 November 2024

Tanzania

Farm Africa mourns the loss of Tunsime Kyando

It is with great sadness and a deep sense of loss that Farm Africa announces that our dear colleague, Tunsime Kyando, has passed away. Tunsime died in a traffic accident on Saturday evening in Dar es Salaam. Tunsime joined Farm Africa as our Tanzania Country...

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1 November 2024

Kenya

Nairobi roundtable highlights women’s role in building resilient food systems

A roundtable event convened by Farm Africa in Nairobi in Kenya last week put a spotlight on the essential role that women play in building and scaling resilient global food systems. The event on 25 October was attended by representatives from farming and development sectors,...

Farm Africa / Arete

15 October 2024

World Food Day 2024

Food security is a human right and basic need, but still a critical challenge for many people around the world. The world’s farmers produce enough food to feed the global population, but extreme weather, poverty, political unrest and the pandemic have all contributed to food...

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