The ASFG is a network of international NGOs who are committed to creating an enabling environment for smallholder farmers in Africa.
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The majority of African families depend on agriculture for their livelihood. Investing in agriculture is therefore critical in order to tackle poverty in Africa.
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With the right support, smallholder farmers can increase their productivity, profitability and sustainability, whilst also enhancing their climate resilience.
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The ChallengeDespite the challenges facing smallholder farmers, the agriculture sector has been neglected by national governments and international donors over a sustained period. Furthermore, smallholder farmers, and particularly women, are often excluded from the development of agricultural policies, research and programmes that affect their livelihoods. |
Our ResponseThe experiences of the African Smallholder Farmers Group show that, with the appropriate financial, technical and social support, the majority of smallholder farmers can increase their production and their incomes in ways that are economically and ecologically sustainable – thereby increasing their economic viability and resilience to unexpected shocks caused by climate change or changes in markets. |
ASFG member Concern is working with supporters to take action ahead of this year’s US summit.
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