ComCashew Trained 180 Master Trainers
The master trainers train cashew farmers, provide assistance to processors and advise institutions in their home countries
Producer Organizations Witness Positive Impacts Of « Farmer Business School » on Members’ Livelihoods
Implementers of Farmer Business School confirm that combined with other services, the concept has triggered smallholders’ investments in better production techniques, a forming of new organisations and their evolution
More Nourishing Food for Vulnerable Groups in Northern Ethiopia
Celebrated artist promotes healthy diets among rural communities – Campaign about to start
An Attempt at Harmonizing Project Indicators
It's common for projects to define their own indicators and ways of measuring values. The group on agriculture economics will be convening a Skype call to have a look at the options to change the situation for the future
Assessing the Role of Land Policy in Agricultural Policies and Investment Plans in Africa
Mapping the relevance of land rights and land governance in GIZ programs
Progress Towards Living Wage and Living Income
“The tea sector is the second most important foreign exchange earner for Malawi”, said the Community Development Minister at the progress meeting of the Malawi 2020 Initiative. Some 50,000 tea workers and 16,000 smallholder tea farmers made it the country’s biggest employer
The Power of Mobile for Agricultural Projects — Webinar Recording
The ICT4Ag CoP discussed with Lukas Borkowski -- country manager of Viamo, a mobile engagement consultancy -- and GIZ's Paul Cronjaeger how you can leverage the power of mobile for sustainable and measurable impacts in your agricultural project
Supporting the National Potato Council of Kenya With Sector Coordination
GIZ's Nutrition Sensitive Potato Partnership Project works with the council to ensure the growth of the subsector with a new governance structure
A Holistic View of the Equipment Leasing Market
Scoping study of the agriculture equipment leasing market in sub-Saharan Africa
Need for Investment in Agriculture and Rural Areas Remains High
Only about a quarter of financing needs are actually being met with supply, which critically constrains the modernization and professionalization of the agri-food sector
