Our partnerships

This partnership will increase participation of smallholder farmers in the seed value chain, helping to enhance crop practices leading to better yields and livelihoods. The partnership will develop an innovative, scalable and sustainable business model that broadens and diversifies the seed procurement base for rice, wheat and vegetables.

This partnership is piloting the development of a new regional market for seed and other agricultural inputs, increasing production of and access to locally grown vegetables. The initiative will strengthen the local vegetable sector and provide new market opportunities for vegetable farmers and the private sector in Kayin State.

This partnership aims to improve the incomes of women poultry farmers in Madhya Pradesh. By entering a new market, producers will be able to improve their profit margins and increase their incomes.

This partnership will enhance livelihoods of smallholder farming families through improving the marketability of their cattle and buffalo. Livestock health will improve through greater access to better nutrition and parasite control, leading to higher meat yields. The partnership will benefit women who are playing an increasingly important role in large animal farming.

This partnership aims to increase community awareness of health information and the availability of health options in Bhilwara district in Rajasthan state.

This partnership helped to establish 16 community-based ecotourism in the southern ‘buffer zone’ of Chitwan National Park, providing significant business and employment opportunities for women, foreign exchange for the economy and new experiences for Intrepid travellers.

This partnership is establishing sustainable social enterprises that improve working conditions and job opportunities for smallholder farmers. These social businesses will strengthen and grow sustainable coconut sugar supply, improving the livelihoods of producers.

This partnership encouraged midwives to provide more frequent, timely and accurate nutrition counselling to mothers and greater access to micronutrient powders to fill the current gap of essential nutrients needed for optimal growth and development of young children (6-24 months) in the most vulnerable households.

This partnership promotes economic growth through financial inclusion by providing mobile savings and payment technology to people in North Sri Lanka. An inclusive digital payment platform will service rural villages, providing access to savings accounts, loans, and payment systems.

This partnership is providing a job information service for low-skilled jobseekers, especially women working in the garment sector in Cambodia. The service provides workers with more employment opportunities – in particular reducing barriers for women workers in the garment industry.