Improved livelihoods for smallholder groundnut farmers through strengthening the business, marketing and agricultural extension systems of target producer organisations in Malawi.
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Description
This project will benefit 24,412 smallholder farmers, including 12,197 women, across 4 districts in Malawi by increasing yields and incomes from groundnut production. These outcomes will be achieved by building NASFAM’s district associations’ capacity to: buy groundnuts in shell, shell the nuts centrally and improve aflatoxin management; develop and manage their business activities; manage extension services that are inclusive of women farmers.
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- National Smallholder Farmers’ Association of Malawi (NASFAM)
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Programme data last updated on 03/01/2019