How Nigeria is Managing Its Worst Flooding in Years
To get an on-the-ground perspective of the Nigeria floods' impact on people and livelihoods, we spoke with TechnoServe's Nigeria Country Director Adesuwa Akinboro.
How Much Do You Know About the Fight Against Hunger?
As World Food Day is coming up this weekend on October 16, take a break to test your knowledge on a few facts about world hunger you may not know (yet!)
How an Entrepreneur Learned to Grow His Success Following Nigeria’s Tomato Crisis
Tomatoes are a staple for many Nigerian recipes since Nigeria is the second largest producer of fresh tomatoes in Africa. TechnoServe provided training on best practices that help farmers to improve their production, decrease post-harvest losses, and increase their incomes.
There’s Cash in Cashews
The Financial Mail highlights the work of TechnoServe's Prosper Cashew project to support processing in West Africa
Prosper Cashew Convenes Industry Stakeholders to Transform Cashew Processing in Nigeria
The project, funded by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Food for Progress (FFPr) and implemented by TechnoServe, gathered key industry players in Abuja today
Vote for the Photo of the Month: August 2022
Our monthly photo series highlights the beauty and emotion in the lives of our clients around the world.
The 2022 Climate Change Quiz
Expert or Amateur? Take our quiz to find out! As part of TechnoServe’s business approach to environmental sustainability, we work not only to strengthen the resilience of the farmers, entrepreneurs, and businesses that operate within a market system but also contribute to the overall sustainability of that system. Do you…
After COVID and Protests, A Nigerian Entrepreneur Rebuilds His Business Dreams
During the COVID-19 pandemic, an entrepreneur's business in Nigeria was destroyed. Here's how he revived his dream and found success.
An Eco-Friendly, Woman-Owned Enterprise Supports Menstrual Equity in Benin
A new mother in Benin began making reusable diapers and menstrual pads after having her son. She quickly realized there was an opportunity to help other women by creating sustainable menstrual products – and empowering the next generation.
