Creating alternative income opportunities from natural species and high value crops for smallholder households in Zimbabwe
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Description
The project aims at commercializing indigenous species such as baobab or marula fruit as well as herbs, spices and herbal teas as a means to increase household incomes of 4,000 smallholder farmers in dryland areas in Zimbabwe. Activities include research on the under-utilized species, product and market development both locally and internationally, training the farmers and ensuring knowledge dissemination, as well as achieving fair trade and other organic certification.;
Target Groups
4,000 wild collectors and/or smallholder farmers in NR 4/5 with a focus on women (up to 80%), must be labour endowed + economically active poor;
Location
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Status Implementation
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Programme Spend
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Participating Organisation(s)
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- Bio-Innovation Zimbabwe (BIZ)
- HWA-Zimbabwe
- KATIE Initiative Ltd
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