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Farm Africa
Farm Africa helps farmers in eastern Africa grow more, sell more and sell for more, while protecting the environment.
About Farm Africa
Farm Africa helps African farmers grow themselves out of poverty. Our local staff provide the tools and expertise to enable smallholders in eastern Africa to increase their harvests, whether they farm crops, livestock, fish or the forest. We train farmers to be more commercial, adding value to harvest surpluses by milling, drying, or turning their produce into products that fetch a higher price. Their situations may vary, but all of the farmers we work with are vulnerable to increasing economic and environmental challenges. With our help, they become more resilient to these challenges. They are able to grow more food to feed their families and bring in a reliable income. With our help, rural families are building a more prosperous life that allows them to take charge of their futures, for good. Farm Africa has over 170 staff operating across the east African countries of Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda. Interested in working for us? Keep an eye on the jobs page of our website for all UK-based opportunities: www.farmafrica.org/jobs Posts in our African offices are recruited in-country and advertised in national papers and on ReliefWeb: www.reliefweb.int
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Partnerships
Farm Africa's Youth in Sustainable Aquaculture (YISA) programme, in partnership with the Mastercard Foundation, enabled Laura to turn fish remnants into an affordable ingredient for fish feed.
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Presence & Recognition
Farm Africa is participating in the Africa Food Systems Forum 2026 in Kigali, Rwanda, bringing together 5,000+ delegates from across Africa and beyond.
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Partnerships
Farm Africa partnered with SNV and Norad - Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation to lead the NOURISH project in Tanzania, which aimed to improve sorghum farming and increase income for farmers.
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