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New research from TechnoServe finds that growing investment in Africa’s food sector has largely failed to reach the farmers who form the foundation of agricultural value chains, comprise the base of rural economies, and drive sustainable production.
Lessons from the IIGS program show how agri-food businesses can expand economic opportunities for women while strengthening supply chains, reaching new customers, and supporting business growth.
A new analysis of agricultural finance flows in Tanzania highlights farmers’ unmet capital needs, while the roadmap for agri-investment presents solutions to boost the sector’s sustainable growth.
A practical framework from CASA TAF helps agribusinesses, investors, and development practitioners examine the commercial value of investing in women.
Explore food fortification approaches from Millers for Nutrition and lessons for engaging food processors and expanding access to fortified foods.
No âmbito do fortalecimento do financiamento agrícola em Moçambique, o programa Women IN Business (WIN), implementado pela TechnoServe e financiado pela Embaixada da Suécia, desenvolveu em conjunto com um microbanco parceiro o Relatório sobre a Gestão de Riscos Agrícolas e uma Ferramenta de Scorecard. Estes instrumentos foram concebidos…
O programa Women IN Business (WIN), implementado pela TechnoServe e financiado pela Embaixada da Suécia, desenvolveu em parceria com um microbanco local o Estudo de Mercado do Sector Agrícola em Moçambique – Corredor de Nacala. Esta publicação oferece uma análise aprofundada sobre as oportunidades, tendências e dinâmicas do…
This report delivers field-tested insights from TechnoServe’s NutriSave program in Kenya to help practitioners, policymakers, and investors tackle food waste and malnutrition simultaneously.
Three TechnoServe innovators explain how AI is helping them reach more farmers, entrepreneurs, and food processors — and where it still needs a human.
Strengthening the Business Case for Food Fortification explores how commercially viable incentives can help food processors adopt and sustain high-quality fortification. Drawing on examples from across the Millers for Nutrition coalition, the brief highlights practical approaches to building consumer demand in voluntary markets and rewarding compliance in mandatory markets, demonstrating how stronger market systems can improve nutrition at scale.
