Current programmes and past work in agribusiness, climate adaptation, nutrition and financial inclusion across Zambia.
A triple-nexus programme of economic development, gender justice and peacebuilding, delivered through Farmer Field Schools with irrigation, small livestock, cooking demonstrations and Savings for Change.
Building community capacity to manage climate-related risks to livelihoods and food security.
Growing whole-grain consumption through institutional markets: linking whole-grain processors and the smallholders who supply them.
Establishing Farmer Field Schools where women and youth produce legume seed (soya beans, pigeon peas and velvet beans) for an anchor seed company.
Strengthening locally led civil society: the grant helps NAT address capacity barriers and secure its long-term sustainability.
Climate-smart farming and resilience infrastructure, including boreholes and goat, pig and poultry housing, for communities in the Kafue basin.
Joining agriculture, health and WASH to improve nutrition for pregnant and lactating women and young children, with cooking demonstrations and solar drying.
Irrigation training and collective marketing for horticultural farmers supplying the mining sector.
Strengthening farmer organisations, agro-dealers and community aggregators, and linking producers to commodity buyers.
Training and mentoring agro-dealers to deliver inputs to farmers at the last mile.
Developing rural input-supply SMEs and creating jobs.
Improving the business and technical performance of agro-dealers, with a focus on cassava and rice value chains.
Helping farmers access agroforestry inputs through trained agro-dealers and adopt integrated land-management practices.
Mounting large and small demonstration plots to promote fertiliser use and soil health through community agro-dealer networks.
Promoting climate-resilient seed varieties and climate-smart practices through agro-dealers, agents and Farm Business Advisors.
Backing women-led gardening businesses with solar pumps and drip irrigation equipment.
Promoting climate-resilient crop production and livestock pasture management.
Training young people in life skills, business and technical skills, and attaching them to companies to find work.
Village Savings and Loan Associations linked to agro-dealers and financial service providers.
Alternative livelihoods such as goat rearing, vegetable production and value addition, plus water canals for farming and home use.
Energy-saving mud stoves and small livestock that ease pressure on forest and wildlife resources.
Strengthening agricultural cooperatives to become more commercial and competitive.
Coaching agribusiness companies so women and men share the gains of agricultural value chains equally.