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Extrusion processing offers a range of convenient instant products that can be nutrient fortified through food-to-food, synthetic premix, or hybrid approaches.
New instructor guides, teaching resources, and applied learning activities to train the next generation of plant breeders in Africa.
Community-led implementation of the set of irrigation innovations is critical to sustainable adoption, enabling innovations to be tailored to farmers’ needs.
Creating socioeconomic opportunities for the youth through knowledge-sharing
Inclusive rural finance and capacity development through knowledge-sharing and practical demonstrations by beneficiaries.
A Farmers’ Hub (FH) is a one-stop commercial service platform where smallholders can access quality agri-inputs, farm machinery, markets, finance, and knowledge. Under a franchise system, each FH is run by an educated young rural person who ensures the quality of services. To optimize business operations and connect relevant partners, FHs use a digital tool called eFarmersHub. Around 200,000 smallholder farmers currently get services from FHs in Bangladesh.
Farmers across the Global South can learn from agroecological solutions presented by their peers via Access Agriculture’s online video platform. While thousands of organizations and rural service providers have freely downloaded and shared these videos from Africa, Asia and Latin America, farmers have become the largest occupational group signing up for Access Agriculture. At least sixty million farmers have seen Access Agriculture videos.
To improve incomes from sheep fattening in rural Ethiopia, ICARDA took a new approach that leveraged youth as influencers to scale up adoption of improved sheep fattening technology and practices. Young people received a start-up package, participated in youth group trainings, were supported by a community of practice and disseminated their knowledge by organizing field days. This approach has continued in the communities despite the project ending. Thus, ICARDA continues to provide support and trainings to youth groups.
Enabling the Malian diaspora to lend small amounts in support of micro-entrepreneurs in Mali.
Knowledge-sharing initiative to boost agricultural innovation.
Promoting equality within family units to support broader social change.
Environmentally similar countries can pool resources to accelerate agricultural development.