Analysis of GIZ Approaches to Improve Access to Agricultural Finance
Access to demand-driven financial services is key for the agribusiness sector. This study looked at how far GIZ programmes and other stakeholders provide what is needed
GIZ: My Farm, my business. The Farmer Business School and its sucess in Togo. 2017
The Farmer Business School (FBS) is a successful tool for farmers in Togo/West Africa who work on a micro-level. It aims to gain more money by running an own business in order to reduce poverty and to increase quality of life.
Agribusiness Working Group: The Drive and Vision
Anna Thinius and Jackson Muchoki on the drive and vision of the two subgroups on inclusive business models and private-public dialogue platforms. Recorded at the 2017 SNRD Africa conference in Pretoria.
Agribusiness Working Group: The Value Added of the Working Group
Florian Winckler elaborates on the what it means for his work to participate in the SNRD gathering in Pretoria
Agribusiness Working Group – What’s been discussed in Pretoria?
Berthe Minnie and Caroline Mutepfa report on the discussions in the subgroup on formal and informal education for farmers and farmer-based organisations.
GIZ Approaches to Strengthening Farmer Based Organisations
A basis for a fruitful exchange of lessons learned, good practices, strategies and instruments to promote FBOs
Use of ICT for Agriculture in GIZ Projects – Status Quo, Opportunities and Challenges
A practical guideline for projects and planning officers alike. Digitalisation is bringing sweeping change
Experiences with the Farmer Business School Approach in Africa
Improving business skills of farmers is an important prerequisite to adopting improved techniques
