Feed the Future AgDiv
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The Future Ag Diversification Activity (AgDiv) contributes to USAID/Malawi’s to sustainably reduce poverty in 8 districts of Central and Southern Malawi
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02-05-2019 13:02:32
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Today we celebrate Malawi’s 56th birthday, and the inauguration of President Dr. Lazarus Chakwera and Vice-President Dr Saulos Chilima. The sun is rising, and we are ready to get to work! 🇲🇼
#DidYouKnow that July 28th is #WorldNatureConservationDay? Feed the Future and USAID Malawi are working with Malawi Government🇲🇼 to reduce deforestation and conserve our forests. Together we have planted more than 400,000 #bamboo seedlings 🌱- a sustainable alternative to fuel wood!
Proud of our work with Luanar NRC Campus and Soybean Innovation Lab to increase the availability of locally produced nutritious foods and beverages! Thank you USAID Malawi and Feed the Future for supporting #youth #entrepreneurs in #Malawi
How do you store grains & legumes post-harvest? With support from USAID Malawi and Feed the Future we provide small-holder farmers with sample hermetic bags from PICS Program that reduce post-harvest losses to <1% - increasing food quality and availability year-round. #EndHunger
The Gender Action Learning System helps couples work together to achieve a common vision for household growth. With the help of Suwila Sadala, we are uplifting and empowering women - and supporting young couples in #Malawi to build a more prosperous future. #WomenSupportingWomen
The world’s biggest challenges rarely fit neatly into our development sectors. This blog explores how partnerships that reach across sectors - like our work in #Malawi with @HlthPolicyPlus - can lead to more meaningful and sustainable impact USAID Malawi Feed the Future #EndHunger
We are proud to stand together with Nancy Tembo and USAID Malawi in supporting sustainable development through forest friendly enterprises and renewable energy - and look forward to working closely together to provide Malawians with sustainable fuelwood alternatives 🌱
With support from USAID Malawi, Feed the Future is working with United Purpose & CoFi in #Malawi to create a pathway for farmers to enter into commercial farming. What crops would you like to grow under drip irrigation? #resilience #solarpower #innovation
We are honored to work with the honorable Nancy Tembo on #environmental issues in #Malawi, including planting #bamboo with indigenous & fruit trees to preserve our forests, protect our rivers, & ensure that our country has access to fuel and timber now & in future generations.