$22.5M in expenses

Amalima loko zimbabwe:cnfa and its partners will support usaid and the government of zimbabwe (goz) to sustainably improve food security through increased food access and sustainable watershed management among extremely poor and chronically vulnerable households and communities in the matabeleland north province of zimbabwe.

$6.0M in expenses

Yalwa project niger:project in niger supports usaid's regional resilience in the sahel enhanced (rise) ii objectives by transforming market ecosystems in the maradi, tillabri, and zinder regions. Yalwa will expand and improve market linkages; build individual and institutional capacities; encourage vulnerable populations to buy and consume safe and nutritious foods; and engage processors and traders to profitably meet this demand. Yalwa will train and mentor a cadre of service providers who can provide market actors with high-quality services. New market linkages and better services will increase the organizational, financial, and risk-management capacity of farmer organizations, livestock market management committees, and small and medium-sized enterprises (smes) agrodealers, traders, processors and generate increased sales and incomes along targeted value chains. Through a mix of catalytic grants and private-sector financing, women and young entrepreneurs will bring productivity enhancing innovations and services to market. The yalwa collaborating, learning, and adapting approach will leverage knowledge generated through reviews of performance monitoring data, cost benefit analyses, and other evidence to guide adaptation, simplification, and cost reduction and create an enabling environment for market systems to thrive.

$5.9M in expenses

Mod ag hinga wunguke rwanda:the five-year feed the future rwanda hinga wunguke activity (2023-2028) aims to increase incomes and improve nutrition in rwanda by sustainably increasing agricultural productivity and strengthening the domestic consumption and market for high-value and nutritious agricultural products. Hinga wunguke, which translates to "grow profitable" in kinyarwanda, utilizes a market systems approach, engaging and working through existing public and private market actors and structures to facilitate inclusive, locally driven, and sustainable change.

$23.3M in expenses