Investing in Frontier Markets (INFRONT) project was recently profiled in USAID’s Vignette Handbook, highlighting its impact on hundreds of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) worldwide
Leaders from MEDA and 17 other Anabaptist organizations met at the Anabaptist Collaboration on Climate Change to draft and sign a statement that recognizes the threat that climate change represents to our world and commits to advancing just and sustainable climate solutions.
Climate change is having a severe impact on agricultural producers in Ukraine. The changing climate has resulted in extreme weather events, like droughts, floods, dry spells, and hailstones, that have become all too common.
MEDA’s Women and Youth (WAY) project in Bauchi, Northern Nigeria is witnessing the growing impacts of climate change and biodiversity loss firsthand. Annual precipitation in the past 3 years has consistently been delayed by more than a month and when the rains do come, the intensity of rainfall over short periods of time causes flooding and soil erosion, often taking lives and destroying properties in the process.
First, it is important to remember that small family farms (<1 ha) represent 90% of the continent’s producers and yield about 90% of the continent’s total food production.
Kaltume Hassan is a mother of seven and a small entrepreneur in the rice processing industry of Bauchi, Nigeria. Kaltume has talent and ambition but
As an industrious farmer from Tanzania, Grace works hard to provide for her family. Yet, she found that despite her efforts and using conventional farming
Pablo Pinelli is a producer from the community of Santa Isabel Condega, Estelí in Nicaragua. A husband and father of two, Pablo and his family
On August 19, 2021, MEDA staff members, Catherine Sobrevega and Mujtaba Ali, met over Zoom with Sir Noel Antonio V. Gaerlan, Commissioner of the Philippines
Making a local impact- MEDA’s Next Gen monthly donor, Krista Rittenhouse When Krista Rittenhouse talks about why she supports MEDA as a monthly donor, she
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