TAAT holds ToT Workshop for Niger Basin Countries
With sights set on improving the resilience of about 130 million people and their agroecosystems in the Niger Basin...
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Benin set to boost maize production through youth intervention
In many parts of the world, maize is seen as the most important cereal crop in quantity and area,...
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TAAT Receives Gold Stevie® Award in 2021 International Business Awards®
The African Development Bank received a first-place “Gold Stevie” at the 18th Annual International Business Awards virtual event, in...
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How Youth in Agribusiness is reversing migration in Uganda
Youth migration from rural to urban areas is often attributed to a lack of employment in the rural areas....
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Growing water-efficient and climate-smart maize has changed my life – Kenyan farmer
When he bumped into his former primary school classmate along the roadside way back in 2013, the meeting was...
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Linking Youth in Agribusiness to Credit: TAAT records Success in Uganda
Budding youth-led enterprises often find it challenging to raise capital. In many cases, such enterprises begin with personal savings...
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Technology Brokerage takes centre stage as WATEF ends
Experts and participants at the first edition of the West Africa Technology Fair (WATEF) have underlined the need to...
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Experts zero in on technology brokerage for food resilience in Africa
Agricultural technology brokerage has been identified as a credible pathway to achieving food systems resilience in Africa. This, amongst...
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Youth mentorship in agribusiness records success in Kenya
Everlyne Mwende, a young lady in Kibwezi, Kenya, is passionate about agriculture. Shortly after she participated in an agribusiness...
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TAAT and partners highlight bean production and marketing for improved nutrition and income
On the undulating landscape of Omobirona village, in Western Kenya, is a healthy bean crop planted to showcase the...
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