Circular Economy Initiative Tackling Pollution and Creating Jobs for Women and Youth Recognized in Addis Ababa
TechnoServe, a member of the LIWAY consortium, was recognized for its work to support recycling in Ethiopia’s capital city
Global Entrepreneurship Week: The Most Inspiring Entrepreneurs of 2022
As we mark Global Entrepreneurship Week this year, here are five of the stories from entrepreneurs that inspired us most in 2022.
How to Create Gender Equality in Coffee Farming
TechnoServe’s Global Gender Director Cristina Manfre recently discussed gender equality in coffee farming in a LinkedIn Live panel discussion with Nespresso.
Guess Where and Share! (QUIZ)
Can you tell where the photo in this quiz was taken?
Africa’s Farmers Need Climate Finance. The Private Sector Must Step Up.
Writing for Business Fights Poverty, TechnoServe CEO William Warshauer calls for greater investment to help smallholder farmers adapt to climate change
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.
Vote for the Photo of the Month: October 2022
Our monthly photo series highlights the beauty and emotion in the lives of our clients around the world.
From the Ground Up: How Soil Testing Can Help Predict Return on Investment for African Farmers
As part of the Innovation in Outcome Measurement initiative, TechnoServe analyzed how soil testing can predict agricultural outcomes and help maize farmers in Kenya to improve yields and profitability. Here's what we learned.
Quiz: Where In The World Does TechnoServe Serve?
TechnoServe is a global organization working to end poverty one person at a time. But what do you know about all of the countries in which we work? Take this 10-question quiz to find out more about the communities and the people we serve around the world.
Sowing Seeds of Hope in Rwanda
Through the Rwanda Ikawa Nziza Cyane “Best Quality Coffee” project, farmers are expected to increase their coffee yields and income.
