Q&A: Rick and Wendy Walleigh on Volunteering in Africa
The authors of the new book From Silicon Valley to Swaziland discuss their encore career in development work, and why they are donating the royalties from their book to TechnoServe.
The authors of the new book From Silicon Valley to Swaziland discuss their encore career in development work, and why they are donating the royalties from their book to TechnoServe.
TechnoServe’s business accelerator program in Burkina Faso is connecting entrepreneurs with business advisors to help grow the next generation of businesses.
Anglo American’s Christian Spano discusses the mining company’s development strategy and its successful partnership with TechnoServe on entrepreneurship programs.
A group of enterprising women from the Peruvian Amazon are turning the region's cocoa into high-quality products lauded by the global chocolate industry.
Creative solutions to agricultural water management in an arid region of India are boosting yields and incomes for smallholder farmers.
With the right mix of skills and confidence, rural youth in East Africa are building sustainable enterprises and creating new opportunities.
Partnerships that leverage the combined resources and expertise of the public, private and nonprofit sectors are uniquely positioned to deliver impactful solutions to development challenges.
TechnoServe helped to show how a new way of working with the supply chain can unlock the potential of Ghana’s smallholder farmers.
As demand for cocoa outpaces supply, smallholder farmers hold the key to ensuring a sweet and sustainable future for chocolate.
The Guardian highlights TechnoServe’s innovative work with smallholder farmers and explores the role of for-profit companies in supporting agriculture in the developing world.