Leveraging Public-Private Partnerships for Food Security in Uganda
Clinton Wong reflects on his work with TechnoServe in Uganda, and why the collective power of businesses can achieve far greater impact than any one organization could achieve alone.
Clinton Wong reflects on his work with TechnoServe in Uganda, and why the collective power of businesses can achieve far greater impact than any one organization could achieve alone.
The Kenya CEO Forum will mark an important milestone in Kenya's food industry as prominent flour millers gather to address shared challenges and promote nutrition.
Dive into the transformative role of the Inaugural Kenya Food Processing and Nutrition Leadership Forum in fostering improved nutrition, by launching the innovative Kenya Millers Fortification Index. Learn about this self-regulatory industry initiative towards creating a healthier future for Kenya.
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Writing in Africa.com, the CEO of Kenya's Cereal Millers Association describes how her organization is working with TechnoServe to tackle malnutrition.
In NextBillion, TechnoServe's Cait Nordehn and Bwile Musonda discuss how a gender-responsive diagnostic is helping to make food systems more inclusive.
In the 2022 Annual Report, we brought you the stories of four individuals whose lives have improved. Here’s a deeper look into how their stories became possible.
This Food Processing Mapping was carried out between October 2022 – January 2023 as part of a series of studies designed to provide background context and strategic recommendations to inform FTF Premier’s strategy and workplan development. FTF Premier is a 5-year, USAID supported agricultural markets program with a goal of…
This Moody's Data Story explains how TechnoServe's work supporting food fortification is aiding the response to Africa's food crisis