About Us
Committed to agricultural and food systems development founded on national and regional agricultural programs giving opportunity to moving the over 80% smallholders out of poverty
Afrifood Intervention Thematic Areas
- Agricultural research, technology, innovation and knowledge transfer.
- Emergency response, disaster risk reduction and resilience.
- Finance, agribusiness, logistics, markets and value chain development.
- Technical, vocational and ICT skills development.
- Cross-cutting themes: gender.
- Partnerships for impact.
- Communication, networking and advocacy.
- Knowledge management.
- Monitoring evaluation and learning
Photo Gallery
Community demonstration for onion production for smallholder farmers in Agora village Serere District as part of income diversification projects for rural households
KARAMOJA COVID 19 RESPONSE
Pastoralists are not static to respond to pandemics. Wash how pastoralist are teaching and learning to watch hands in response to the COVID 19 pandemic in Uganda. This is the reason why Uganda has managed to fight the pandemic through sensitization and community outreach.
Food insecurity in Africa is Solvable
AGRA President, Agnes Kalibata.
Food insecurity in Africa is Solvable. Agnes Kalibata describes how connecting smallholder farmers to markets and the sharing economy via mobile phones can solve the problem of food insecurity in Africa.
Agnes Kalibata is the President of the Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA), leading the organization's efforts with public and private partners to ensure a food secure and prosperous Africa through rapid, inclusive, sustainable agricultural growth, improving the productivity and livelihoods of millions of smallholder farmers in Africa. Prior to joining AGRA, Kalibata was Rwanda's Minister of Agriculture and Animal Resources.
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