TechnoServe's Global Entrepreneurship Director Juan Carlos Thomas discusses how governments, development agencies, and the private sector can leverage the unique economic power of small businesses and entrepreneurship.
TechnoServe's 2023 year in review highlights some key milestones from a busy year tackling poverty around the globe.
Our five most-read stories from 2023 illustrate just a few of the ways that TechnoServe has helped women and men in Africa, Asia, and Latin America overcome obstacles to build brighter futures.
TechnoServe’s monthly photo series highlights the beauty and opportunity in the lives of our clients around the world.
Women harvesting peas at the farm of Tekchand Omprakesh, Pataudi, Gurgaon district, Haryana state, India. Photo by Nile Sprague for TechnoServe. ROSSLYN, VA (November 30, 2023) – The following statement was issued by TechnoServe’s CEO Will Warshauer as the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP28) gets underway in Dubai…
TechnoServe, the global organization that pioneered business solutions to create sustainable pathways out of poverty, will be at the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP28) in Dubai to emphasize the importance of collective action to spark a regenerative food revolution. Agri-food systems are currently responsible for one-third…
Rising temperatures, droughts, and extreme weather events are threatening coffee production in El Salvador and around the world. Meet a coffee farmer who used the skills he gained in a TechnoServe program to create change and inspire the next generation of climate advocates.
What does a world climate conference like COP28 have to do with ending poverty? TechnoServe offers five reasons why it matters to developing countries.
Segun Aganga recently joined TechnoServe’s Board of Directors after a long career in financial services, investment banking, and the public sector. In this Q&A, he discusses his career path and his thoughts on eliminating global poverty.
The Malawi REFRESH program is a five-year initiative funded by the United States Agency for International Development to safeguard Lake Malawi and its biodiversity while enabling economic opportunities for communities in the eight surrounding districts.
