Helping smallholder farmers produce more, lose less after harvest and sell at fair prices — with climate-smart knowledge and stronger market connections.
Smallholder farmers feed Ghana, yet many are one bad season away from losing everything. The gap is rarely effort — it is access: to quality inputs, climate-smart knowledge, post-harvest storage and buyers who pay fairly.
We work across that gap. From training in climate-smart practices to strengthening farmer groups and market linkages, our agriculture work is designed to make farming more productive, more resilient and more profitable.
300
Youth & women farmers reached through SFEM
Two current projects show how climate leadership and market systems come together on the ground.
Agriculture & Development
Working with 300 youth and women smallholder farmers in Ejura and Bosomtwe to improve access to inputs, finance and fair markets.
Climate & Environment
Empowering 50 young people and women to become climate leaders in their communities alongside Kansas State University, the U.S. Department of State and IREX.
Climate-smart practices, quality inputs and practical field training.
Better handling, storage and loss reduction so more of the harvest reaches the market.
Stronger farmer groups that can aggregate, negotiate and plan together.
Reliable buyers, fair pricing and finance that helps farm enterprises grow.
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Four connected pathways. One shared mission.
Your support funds training, tools and market connections that make farming a viable future.
