The Margarita program—a public-private partnership that has worked with more than 900 farmers with the aim of integrating small-scale dairy producers into an inclusive and stable supply chain— created an innovative and comprehensive solution.
Writing for GreenBiz, TechnoServe VP for Strategic Initiatives Jonathan Barnow shares insights about how the private sector can work with smallholder farmers to improve climate resilience and sustainability.
We’re sharing recipes straight from the kitchens of the men and women TechnoServe works with around the world.
TechnoServe’s Global Gender Director Cristina Manfre recently discussed gender equality in coffee farming in a LinkedIn Live panel discussion with Nespresso.
We’re sharing recipes straight from the kitchens of the men and women TechnoServe works with around the world.
In part II of our Q&A with WWF's Cristianne Close, we discuss the do’s and don’t’s of sustainability work.
In an op-ed in Fortune, TechnoServe's Katarina Kahlmann shows how climate-resilient supply chains can benefit smalhholder farmers and global businesses.
A decade-long project in Mexico shows how climate-friendly practices make good business sense for small-scale producers
On January 11, TechnoServe's Jonathan Barnow joins representatives from Danone, the IDB, and Mondelez to talk about inclusive food systems.
COVID-19 was just the latest challenge for small-scale farmers in central Mexico. With limited technical knowledge and market connections, many have struggled for years to improve their incomes. José García Martínez was one of those farmers when he joined a TechnoServe program a year ago. Today, he is earning enough to provide security and better opportunities for his family—“a life-changing experience.”
