empowering
smallholder farmers
for a brighter future

Catalysing change in agricultural communities in Sub Saharan Africa

EFF supports small-scale farmers in Kenya, Mozambique, Tanzania and Zambia to become wealthier, climate adaptive & food secure

OUR PROJECTS

KENYA

MOZAMBIQUE

TANZANIA

ZAMBIA

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Latest Projects

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Climate Smart Cashew Project

Nampula province, Mozambique (2023 – 2025)

DEVELOPPP PROJECT

Zambia (2024 – 2025)

MILIMBA COMMUNITY NURSERY PROJECT

Tanzania (2024 – 2025)

Bridging Gender Gaps for Women in Agribusiness Across Sub-Saharan Africa

ETG-AfDB/AFAWA PROJECT

Mozambique, Tanzania, Zambia, Zimbabwe (2024 – 2025)

ETG-IFC Agribusiness Advisory Services Project

Zambia, Malawi, Mozambique and Tanzania (2021 – 2027)

Matsangoni Agroforestry Project

Matsangoni Ward of Kilifi County in Kenya (2022 – 2025)

Tukuze Kilifi Agroforestry Project

Kilifi County, Kenya (2024 – 2026)

Agricultural Productivity: Enhance agricultural productivity through sustainable and climate-smart practices, improved access to quality seeds, fertilisers, and modern technologies, and training for small-scale farmers. b. Irrigation and Water Management: Promote water conservation techniques, efficient irrigation systems, and integrated water resource management to ensure a reliable water supply for agriculture. c. Diversification: Encourage crop diversification to enhance food availability and household nutrition by promoting the cultivation of smart food crops and high-value crops for increased income generation. d. Storage and Distribution: Strengthen post-harvest management and improve storage infrastructure to reduce household food losses; and promote efficient aggregation systems for improved inputs distribution and access to markets. e. Market Linkages & Financial Services: Support the establishment or farmer cooperatives/ organisations for effective produce aggregation and market linkages, and provide technical assistance to enable small-scale producers to access domestic and international markets and financial services, fostering income generation and economic growth. f. Skills Training and Capacity Building: Facilitate agronomic training, entrepreneurship development, and business management skills to enhance the capacity of smallholder farmers and communities to generate sustainable incomes.
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