The World’s Largest Retailer Is Reaching out to India’s Small Farmers with New Technology | Quartz
This article highlights the Walmart Foundation's partnership with TechnoServe to benefit farmers in India.
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In the News
Getting Past Doubt: Finding Better Ways for Multinationals and SMEs to Intersect | NextBillion
Juan Carlos Thomas and Annie Shoemaker describe TechnoServe's experience working with the private sector to support small businesses.
Premium Prices Attract Small Farmers Back to Coffee Growing in Zimbabwe | Reuters
This article highlights the impact of TechnoServe's partnership with Nespresso to revive the Zimbabwean coffee sector.
Five Ingredients for Success for Partnerships in Fragile Economies like South Sudan | Ethical Corporation
Director of Strategic Initiatives Myriam Sainz shares insights from TechnoServe's work in fragile economies.
Speaking Engagements
September 11, 2019
Financial Times Mozambique Summit
Maputo, MozambiqueMozambique Country DIrector Jane Grobe speaks about the future of food in the country.
August 21-22, 2019
Incubadoras LAT
Antigua, GuatemalaCentral America Entrepreneurship Director Oscar Artiga shares lessons about identifying promising entrepreneurs.
July 23-24, 2019
ANDE West Africa Regional Conference
Lagos, NigeriaTechnoServe's Chinwe Owhorji speaks about youth entrepreneurship programs and impact reporting.
Press Releases
Blog Posts
September 20, 2019
Coffee Consumer Spotlight: Zimbabwean Coffee
In the second part of our consumer spotlight series, we are highlighting coffee from Zimbabwe. Coffee is making a comeback here after a decades-long decline. Since 2017, TechnoServe has worked with Nespresso to restore Zimbabwe's coffee-growing regions.
September 18, 2019
Coca, Coffee, and Cooperatives: Improving Farmer Livelihoods Through Coffee
In San Martín, Peru, coca used to dominate the landscape. Now, through the Coffee Alliance for Excellence (CAFE) program, farmers in former coca-growing regions are learning how to improve their livelihoods through coffee.