Kapelebyong, Uganda – The ‘Teso Youth and Women’s Livelihoods Programme’ was created to improve the lives of mainly women, young people, and people with disabilities, through training in climate-resilient agricultural practices, livestock support, advocacy, and village savings and loans associations, to enable the communities to increase their production, diversify their diets, and raise their income levels.

Malawi is experiencing its worst outbreak of cholera in a generation.

Supporting Africa’s small-scale farming families is more important than ever.