CTA launches VALUE4HER, to bring women together

Women are key actors in agricultural activities, but hardly benefit from high value businesses in agriculture. Supporting women to get into agribusinesses and to derive more incomes from agri-food markets is a sure way of increasing prosperity for Rural communities.

An empowered woman means an empowered community

African women adopt smart solutions for climate change

Boutique winery bears fruit for Caribbean agripreneur

An empowered woman means an empowered community

Women are key to ensuring food and nutrition security. They mainly manage the households – and have the power of deciding on food. By empowering them we can ensure that entire families and communities get a nutritious diet.

Strengthening nutrition and local markets in Haiti

by Alex Miller

Mapping value chains for healthier diets and higher revenues

Developing capacity for open data in agriculture and nutrition

Growing African agribusiness through peer learning

At the 2018 African Agribusiness Incubator Network (AAIN) Conference and Expo, held from 7–9 March in Dakar, Senegal, CTA held an interactive session on how the incubation of women and youth entrepreneurs in agribusiness could be supported through ICT knowledge sharing and peer learning. As one of the co-organisers, CTA also sponsored 30 participants, comprising women and youth agripreneurs, ICT entrepreneurs, and a knowledge management team.

Eighteen months of experience capitalisation at CTA

Experience capitalisation for greater impact

The power of indigenous knowledge in strengthening climate resilience