Creating everlasting impacts by supporting horticulture value chain in Zanzibar.
The European Union funded AGRI-CONNECT programme through MAKE IT GROW (MIG) PROJECT under TRIAS recently conducted a midterm review (MTR) validation workshop on June 7th, 2023 at the Trias/TAHA office
Public walk for food safety.
The Revolutionary Government of Zanzibar, the European Union and FAO lead a public walk for food safety to promote awareness and safe practices for a healthy community. 7th June 2023
Generation Food Accelerator (GFA) COHORT II Boot Camp by RIKOLTO begins in Iringa!
The Generation Food Accelerator (GFA) Cohort 2 boot camp has kicked off in Iringa, Tanzania with 75 enthusiastic youths as participants who embarked on this transformative journey. On the first
Katavi farmers empowered with record-keeping tools by RIKOLTO!
Aiming to increase the farmer’s knowledge and give them the opportunity to learn on essential tools to boost their farming, farmers and members of the Solawapima group from the Muungano
Safe foods in Mbeya’s markets: inclusion is a must.
In just a decade, the population of Mbeya has grown from 385,279 to 620,000 inhabitants according to the 2022 national census. However, the city’s urban infrastructure is struggling to keep
Farmers field day by RIKOLTO, Mbeya region.
Aiming to make sure that there is sustainable food production in Mbeya City and the southern highlands through the project “Building Inclusive and Competitive Horticulture Businesses in Tanzania’s Southern Highlands,”
KIBOWAVI project transforms the lives of entrepreneurs in Mbeya.
Bertha Mwaipopo had a dream for success, but she didn’t have the sense of how it would work out into reality. Bertha Mwaipopo, on the left, explaining her product to
Rabbit urine turned into diamonds.
The urine of a small animal known as a rabbit has turned into a diamond for farmers in the Southern Highlands. This is due to the ability of urine to
Making LGA 10pc loan effective, the Kibowavi way under AGRI-CONNECT programme funded by the European Union.
Kibowavi project’s success to turn unemployed youth and women in Mbeya into producers of nutritious final product in the horticultural value chain has offered a practical lesson for city, municipal