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Call for consultants: National Maize Post-Harvest Management Study, Uganda

Call for consultants: National Maize Post-Harvest Management Study, Uganda

Oct 19, 2026 | CS-PILLAR, FANRPAN News

October 2026 Call for consultants: National Maize Post-Harvest Management Study, Uganda FANRPAN is looking for a consultant to carry out a national study of maize post-harvest management in Uganda. Applications close at 17:00 East Africa Time on Monday 2 November...
Innovation that reaches the farm: science, technology and indigenous knowledge for Africa’s food future

Innovation that reaches the farm: science, technology and indigenous knowledge for Africa’s food future

Oct 16, 2026 | CEO's Blog, FANRPAN News, Featured Article

16 October 2026 | World Food Day | CEO BlogBy Dr Tshilidzi Madzivhandila, Chief Executive Officer and Head of Mission, FANRPANThis year’s World Food Day theme, Innovate today. Nourish tomorrow., speaks directly to Africa.For the first time, our continent is home to...
When nothing goes to waste: farmers turn by-products into business

When nothing goes to waste: farmers turn by-products into business

Oct 16, 2026 | FANRPAN News

16 October 2026 | FilmA new film by the Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research (ACIAR) shows what happens when nothing on a farm goes to waste. It follows farmers in Zimbabwe and Mozambique who turn crop residues and other by-products into livestock...
Innovating Today, Nourishing Tomorrow: Transforming Africa’s Food Systems through Policy and Action

Innovating Today, Nourishing Tomorrow: Transforming Africa’s Food Systems through Policy and Action

Oct 15, 2026 | FANRPAN News, Featured Article

16 October 2026 | World Food DayBy Sithembile Mwamakamba, Director of Policy Research and Analysis, FANRPANAs the world marks World Food Day 2026 under the theme “Innovate today. Nourish tomorrow,” Africa has much to celebrate.Advances in agricultural research,...
Call for consultants: National Seed Systems Study, Eswatini

Call for consultants: National Seed Systems Study, Eswatini

Oct 12, 2026 | CS-PILLAR, FANRPAN News

October 2026 Call for consultants: National Seed Systems Study, Eswatini FANRPAN is looking for a consultant to carry out a national study of Eswatini’s seed system. Applications close at 17:00 Central Africa Time on Tuesday 27 October 2026. The study will review seed...
New study looks at who pays to keep small irrigation schemes running

New study looks at who pays to keep small irrigation schemes running

Oct 5, 2026 | FANRPAN News

5 October 2026 | New publicationPumped schemes carry higher running costs, one of the issues the study looks at.Small irrigation schemes are often built or repaired with outside funding, then slowly fall apart again. A new study in the journal Water International...
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  • Call for consultants: National Maize Post-Harvest Management Study, Uganda
  • Innovation that reaches the farm: science, technology and indigenous knowledge for Africa’s food future
  • When nothing goes to waste: farmers turn by-products into business
  • Innovating Today, Nourishing Tomorrow: Transforming Africa’s Food Systems through Policy and Action
  • Eswatini shows what it takes for seed commitments to reach farmers
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