A challenging climate
Farmers face a range of challenges that affect productivity, livelihoods and food security. These include degraded, nutrient-poor soils, limited access to quality seeds and fertilisers, and increasingly unpredictable climates. Pests, diseases and post-harvest losses can further reduce yields and income, while poor health and nutrient deficiencies can affect farmers’ wellbeing and productivity. Technical skills gaps, barriers to markets and financial management challenges can also limit farmers’ ability to improve production, manage risks and build sustainable livelihoods.
Growing a future
Our Sustainable Agriculture projects deliver training in modern sustainable farming practices to combat these challenges. This includes soil preparation, feed and fertiliser; succession planting and intercropping; cultivation and multiplication techniques; water and resources management, and processing, harvest and storage. Business skills training supports business groups with organisational development, value chains, marketing and market linkages. Working alongside established producers, our trainees learn how to turn crop production into a means of generating income as well as achieving household food security.
Lasting impacts
Our agriculture projects don’t end with graduation. Trainees share their knowledge with friends, family and neighbours, extending the impact of their learning across the community. They work together on practical projects, such as rehabilitating wells and planting trees to improve soil structure, while forming business groups and networks that help them access new markets and increase their collective market share. In this way, training creates lasting connections, stronger communities and more sustainable agricultural businesses.
Agriculture Projects
YAF Amayi Olimba Agriculture Project 2026
20 women are joining our Amayi Olimba agriculture project to train in climate-smart vegetable and poultry production.
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TRAX SPRING Forward Project 2026
40 women in northern Ghana are being supported to strengthen their agriculture businesses.
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PFF STEP-In Prisoners Project 2026
The STEP-IN project will provide twelve months of technical, business skills, and life skills training to 50 inmates of Mumbwa correctional facility.
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Njira Impact Tipindule Agriculture Project 2025
Twenty four young men and women have joined our project to learn sustainable agriculture, intercropping and soil improvement.
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