We Can End Hunger by Bringing Communities Together
For one village in Senegal, where NCBA CLUSA works with Feed the Future, bringing the community together to end hunger meant more than just nutrition.
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Compatible Technology International Helps Women Grind out Poverty
In 2013, with support from Feed the Future Partnering for Innovation, Compatible Technology International, a nonprofit organization that designs and distributes postharvest processing tools for smallholders, introduced its pearl millet tools in Senegal.
MSU’s Keenum at UN: Universities have Vital Expertise to Address World Hunger
Mississippi State University President Mark E. Keenum highlighted the important role universities and open data play in addressing world hunger during a speech at the U.N. in New York Friday.
Building Niger’s Statistical Capacity to Bolster the Agricultural Sector
MCC and the Government of Niger focus on strengthening Niger’s agricultural sector by improving water availability, infrastructure, and market access.
Can Chocolate Really Cure Hunger?
The World Cocoa Foundation, through a partnership with the U.S. government’s Feed the Future Initiative, WCF member companies, and producing country governments, champions effective strategies that enable cocoa farmers to address one of the main underlying causes of hunger—having enough income to purchase quality, nutritious food near where they live.
Five Ways Feed the Future Partnering for Innovation’s Partners Are Ending Hunger
Feed the Future Partnering for Innovation works with private and public sector partners to commercialize agricultural innovations in smallholder markets.
Smallholder Farmers in Burma Enter International Specialty Coffee Market
After a Farmer-2-Farmer volunteer recognized the potential to grow varieties of Arabica coffee in the elevations and conditions of Burma, a project funded by Feed the Future, the U.S. government’s global hunger and food security initiative, began its work to connect rural farmers to coffee markets.
Stronger Food Businesses, Better Food Security
With support from the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), TechnoServe and Partners in Food Solutions have provided training or consulting services to more than 600 mills and processorsin Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania, Malawi and Zambia.
Why USAID is Looking to Silicon Valley for Food Security Partners
The team behind Feed the Future, the U.S. Government’s global food security initiative, is preparing their vision for the next five years — and making sure that Silicon Valley’s technology entrepreneurs are a part of it.
Ardent Mills Joins Partners in Food Solutions to Strengthen Africa’s Ability to Feed Its Growing Population
Ardent Mills, the premier flour-milling and ingredient company, is joining Partners in Food Solutions, a U.S. nonprofit with headquarters in Minneapolis, as its newest corporate partner to strengthen Africa's ability to feed its growing population.
USAID Announces Support for African Coffee Sector on International Coffee Day
Washington, D.C. - The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) announced a $1.8 million partnership with Michigan State University to help the African Great Lakes region maintain its international position in the coffee market. Today, the first ever International Coffee Day, provides an opportunity to reflect on how the coffee…
USAID Supports Innovative Livestock Feed Solution
A shortage of affordable and nutritious feed is a major constraint for Ethiopia’s livestock farmers, which is what led Ethio-Feed PLC to focus on the development of new feeds from agricultural by-products and other ingredients, previously considered as waste.