Christine Ager, Kenya
In the soil beneath a Nairobi market, something useful was being wasted. Every day, tonnes of vegetable scraps
Behind every number is a woman building a business, a community creating opportunity, and a network driving change across Africa’s agribusiness sector.
women agribusiness registered
in new contracts & orders facilitated(3 years)
African countries represented
SMEs reached through V4H initiatives
Advocacy convenings hosted
Of supported enterprises adopted at least 1 resilience measure
Women SMEs Trained
Jobs across V4H-linked enterprises (3 years)
Credit accessed through A2F pathways(3 years)
Smallholders linked through enterprise sourcing & services
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In the soil beneath a Nairobi market, something useful was being wasted. Every day, tonnes of vegetable scraps
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Florence Bassono never planned on running a factory. In 2010 the trained executive assistant learned her company might c
Bernice Dapaah founded Bright Generation Community Foundation in Ghana with a deceptively simple premise: that rural wom
KIEL BIEN-ÊTRE works with several rural women and one of its objectives is contributing to the protection of the enviro
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Six rural communities. Six hundred rural women trained. One hundred and fifty of them now running their own mushroom far
The name says something. Pelere, in the Acholi language of northern Uganda, means to process, to transform. It is an apt
From an early age, Ushindi has been driven by an all-consuming passion for community volunteering. This experience has p
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When Aisha Raheem received the Female Ag-Tech Innovator Award at the 2024 WAYA competition, Farmz2U was already operatin
Growing up in a small rural community in Kenya, Maryanne Gichanga witnessed firsthand how fragile livelihoods can be whe
Lilian Uwintwali is the 40 Chances Fellow jointly awarded by Howard Buffet Foundation, Tony Blair’s AGI, and the World
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What do you do with spoiled milk? Most people pour it away. Jovia Kisaakye turns it into mosquito-repellent lotion. What
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In Northern Uganda, Noela Victoria Ojara is helping shift how cassava and sweet potato, traditionally viewed as...
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