Women’s Economic Empowerment on the Airwaves
Writing for the Vikara Institute's MSD Hub, TechnoServe's Sarah Bove describes how the WIN program is using mass media to support women's entrepreneurship in Mozambique
The Gorilla Coffee Alliance on Revitalising Coffee Production in the DRC
Global Coffee Report profiles the Gorilla Coffee Alliance's regenerative agriculture approach
TechnoServe Publishes Authoritative Guide on Wet Mill Coffee Processing
Daily Coffee News praises TechnoServe's new guide to high-quality coffee processing.
Corporations Are (Finally) Starting to Invest in Resilient Food Supply Chains
Writing in Fortune, TechnoServe Chief Program Officer Katarina Kahlmann describes how businesses are supporting farmers in the face of climate change
Knowledge Transfer: How Corporate Employees Can Help Build the Skills of Entrepreneurs through Volunteerism
In this iBAN article, TechnoServe's Alice Waweru and Elsie Njoki describe how Citi employees' expertise is helping Kenyan shopkeepers succeed.
3 ways technology can enhance training for unconnected farmers
Director of TechnoServe Labs Dave Hale and Global Program Manager Katey Finnegan pinpoint how we can connect farmers with evolving training tools.
US Finances Project to Boost Cashew Processing in West Africa
Will Warshauer, CEO of TechnoServe, is featured in this news coverage about Prosper Cashew. The project aims to improve cashew processing facilities, facilitate access to working capital, and link investors with processors in West Africa.
West Africa’s Cashew Sector to Get $60 Million Processing Boost
Krishanu Chakravarty, TechnoServe's project director, is featured in this article about the launch of Prosper Cashew, a TechnoServe project designed to strengthen the commercial viability of processing in Ivory Coast, Ghana and Nigeria.
West Africa Sets Ambitious Targets for Cashew Industry
Regional Director, West Africa Larry Umunna was featured on CNBC Africa where he discusses Prosper Cashew, a TechnoServe program, and the value that the project offers food processors.
Middlemen Are the Invisible Links in African Agriculture
In highlighting the role of intermediaries in coffee value chains, The Economist talks to TechnoServe Global Coffee Director Paul Stewart.
