The Feed the Future Developing Local Extension Capacity project galvanizes diverse extension and advisory service stakeholders to measurably improve extension programs, policies and services.

AWE builds capacity, provides tailored short- and long-term technical support, and generates, synthesizes and shares good practices promoting gender equality and women’s empowerment.

The Feed the Future Kenya Crops and Dairy Market Systems Development Activity is helping to increase agricultural production and reduce poverty and malnutrition in Kenya.

At the core of the Investment Support Program (ISP) is a market-systems approach to identify investment opportunities, mobilize private capital, and deepen private and financial sector engagement – all with...

Three linked Feed the Future Initiatives are engaging the private sector in supporting small farmers to adapt to climate change: FtF Learning Community for Supply Chain Resilience, Climate Smart Cocoa...

Farm products pass through many hands on their way to consumers. Some foods are sold closer to the point of production in village markets, whereas some move through complex systems...

Initiative for Smallholder Finance (ISF) is an advisory group committed to transforming rural economies by delivering partnerships and investment structures that promote financial inclusion for rural enterprises and smallholder farmers...

Exploring the practice of camel leasing and its potential to mitigate droughts’ impacts on Somali pastoralist households, communities, and camel milk processers.

The primary objective of the Feed the Future Enabling Environment for Food Security project is to address enabling environment factors that affect food security outcomes.

The Farmer-to-Farmer Program provides technical assistance from United States volunteers to farmers, farm groups, agribusinesses, service providers and other agriculture sector institutions.

Feed the Future Partnering for Innovation, implemented by Fintrac, is a program that identifies and promotes technologies for investment and distribution across the developing world.

Our project enhances and improves existing country-driven approaches to address food insecurity and undernutrition by strengthening and supporting Haitian institutions.

The Food Safety Network (FSN) is a U.S. Government interagency partnership to help build food safety capacity worldwide.

The Feed the Future Senegal Naatal Mbay project aims to boost smallholder incomes by scaling up and expanding successful technologies, skills, and approaches for cereal value chains.

The Private Sector Driven Agricultural Growth (PSDAG) project is a five-year effort funded by USAID/Rwanda as part of the U.S. Government’s Feed the Future initiative. PSDAG works to improve the...