Dr. Sali Ndindeng’s Strategic Visit…
Date of Visit: 10 April 2025 Location: FSPN Africa Head Office, Nairobi,…
FSPN Africa Champions Underutilized Indigenous…
The Joint Mkulima Open Week Exhibition was a vibrant showcase of groundbreaking…
International Women’s Day: How Mary…
Today, 8th March 2025, we join the global community to celebrate International…
A letter from our Regional Director
Food Security Ep50: Fixing Africa’s Food Systems
Africa’s food systems are facing a pivotal moment. The continent holds vast potential—with 60% of the world’s uncultivated arable land—yet…
FSPN IN NUMBERS
202,243
Smallholder farmer households reached
346,269
Metric Tonnes Carbon Sequestered
51,680
Complete Trainings Conducted
128,384
Household Dietary Diversity Improved
1,140
Adolescents targeted through Urban Farming
6,008
Youth & Women Agri-preneurs Supported
FSPN's beneficiaries geographical distribution
Research and Development
Over the past half century or so, hundreds of studies have been published reporting measures of agricultural productivity, the effects of agricultural research and development (R&D) on agricultural innovation and productivity patterns, and the resulting social payoffs to investments in agricultural.
Partnerships and Collaboration
Through strategic partnerships, today’s agriculture integrates cutting-edge technologies such as robots, temperature and moisture sensors, aerial imaging, and GPS. Collaborations with technology providers, research institutions, and industry leaders enable businesses to enhance profitability, efficiency, safety, and environmental sustainability.
Technology and Innovation
Today’s agriculture routinely uses sophisticated technologies such as robots, temperature and moisture sensors, aerial images, and GPS technology. These advanced devices and precision agriculture and robotic systems allow businesses to be more profitable, efficient, safer, and more environmentally friendly.
Policy Advocacy
Policies for agriculture consist of government decisions that influence the level and stability of input and output prices, public investments affecting agricultural production, costs and revenues and allocation of resources. These policies affect agriculture either directly or indirectly.
Dr. Sali Ndindeng’s Strategic Visit…
Date of Visit: 10 April 2025 Location: FSPN Africa Head Office, Nairobi,…
FSPN Africa Champions Underutilized Indigenous…
The Joint Mkulima Open Week Exhibition was a vibrant showcase of groundbreaking…
International Women’s Day: How Mary…
Today, 8th March 2025, we join the global community to celebrate International…
Our Donors & Partners
we are incredibly grateful for the support and collaboration we receive from our generous donors and valued partners