Helping African Food Businesses Recover from the COVID-19 Pandemic
This series of business profiles and case studies explores how COVID-19 impacted food processors and how financial and technical assistance helped them recover.
Women’s Economic Empowerment on the Airwaves
Writing for the Vikara Institute's MSD Hub, TechnoServe's Sarah Bove describes how the WIN program is using mass media to support women's entrepreneurship in Mozambique
Catalisa accelerates the commercial production of vegetables in Palma – Cabo Delgado
In partnership with the private sector, the Catalisa project revives agricultural production in the Palma district, in partnership with the Veggie Basket, Financed by TotalEnergies and implemented by Technoserve. The province of Cabo Delgado has suffered from several terrorist attacks throughout the last few years, with greater emphasis on the…
A Woman Entrepreneur Achieves Her Business Dreams in Mozambique
After partnering with TechnoServe, Lúcia Arão Ndimande gained the confidence and skills to take her small shop to the next level.
A Farmer Trainer in Zimbabwe Helps His Fellow Citizens Fight Climate Change
Smallholder farmers around the world are on the frontlines of climate change. Here’s how a TechnoServe trainer in Zimbabwe is helping them fight back.
Earth Day 2022: 3 People Fighting for the Environment in Their Communities
Meet three environmental changemakers working with TechnoServe to make a difference in their communities.
Tools for Making Businesses More Gender-Inclusive
The Women IN Business program developed a set of tools to help businesses create a gender-equality policy, deliver gender training, and conduct a gender analysis
How to Achieve Climate-Smart Supply Chains that Benefit Farmers and Businesses
In an op-ed in Fortune, TechnoServe's Katarina Kahlmann shows how climate-resilient supply chains can benefit smalhholder farmers and global businesses.
A Zambian Woman Entrepreneur Seizes Her Opportunity
A woman who needed healthy food for her young son used her ingenuity to place herself on the path of success by starting her own business. Today, she is an entrepreneur with big plans for the future.
Women on the Frontlines of Climate Change: Jacinta Fernando
Women comprise 70% of the world's low-income people, making them especially vulnerable to climate change. But with the right support, they can be a tremendous force for protecting their livelihoods, their families, and the environment. This week, we bring you some of those stories.
