Homecoming for the Cocoa Boom
Belinda Saldaña grows cocoa as a legacy for her children and grandchildren. Her cocoa production nearly doubled after she adopted pruning and fertilization methods promoted by TechnoServe.
Q&A: How Anglo American is Creating Sustainable Value
Anglo American’s Christian Spano discusses the mining company’s development strategy and its successful partnership with TechnoServe on entrepreneurship programs.
Catalyzing a Competitive Cashew Industry
Taking a holistic market system approach, TechnoServe is helping to transform the Mozambican cashew industry and improve the livelihoods of thousands of small-scale farmers and cashew processors.
Q&A: Former TechnoServe Fellow Finds Promise in Sub-Saharan Africa
Kyle Burr describes his experience working with TechnoServe in Swaziland to improve the livelihoods of vulnerable households.
President Bill Clinton Visits TechnoServe Coffee Work in Haiti
TechnoServe is working with the Clinton Foundation, La Colombe and other partners to make coffee an engine of development for Haiti.
7 Faces of Tibetan Entrepreneurship
With TechnoServe’s support, enterprising Tibetans in India are building sustainable businesses and generating new economic opportunities.
Q&A: Developing Entrepreneurship in Tibetan Settlements in India
Sambuddha Bhattacharya discusses his experience working on USAID's Economic Development of Tibetan Settlements (EDOTS) program as as part of the TechnoServe Volunteer Consultant Program (now the TechnoServe Fellows Program) in India.
Q&A: Strengthening Food Processors in Malawi
Henry Gaga is a Food Technology Specialist with TechnoServe in Malawi and shares his insight into food processing in Malawi.
Q&A: Promoting Innovative Agricultural Businesses in Zimbabwe
Brighton Makuvaza's experience as the administrator of TechnoServe’s Agro Innovation Zimbabwe business plan competition has shown him the promise of the agricultural sector to change lives in poor areas of Zimbabwe.
Outgrower Systems Hold Promise for Smallholder African Farmers
African agriculture is poised for a boom. But will increased investor and business activity translate into higher rural incomes and a better quality of life for Africa’s smallholder farmers?
