FIPS-AFRICA at 20!
Building Resilience Among African Farmers
Our Story Partner with us nowDriving Production
FIPS-Africa has developed an Approach to assist farmers to gain access to advisory services and local access to the inputs and technologies they need to increase the productivity of their crops and livestock in a sustainable way.
Our Pillars
Innovate
Practical solutions applying best of farmer practice and research
Understand
Farmer point of view
Partner
With public, private sectors; organizations with complementary expertise
Include
Everyone in the village
Win-win
Win for private sector linkages, self-employed VBAs, youth agribusiness
Partner with us THE VBA MODEL FIPS-Africa works through a network of village-based advisors (VBAs) to offer training, farm inputs and services in climate-smart technologies proven to be beneficial to smallholder farmers. No farming family is left behind… Read moreYOUNG PEOPLE FIPS-Africa has identified a series of farm enterprises, specifically designed to give young men and young women livelihoods in agriculture and food production. Read MoreFIPS-AFRICA RESEARCH FIPS-Africa can supports the entire research into use continuum. We focus on sustainable, low-cost solutions to improve soil health, reduce crop loss, and innovate in market systems Read MoreINTERNATIONAL TRAINING UNIT FIPS-Africa works with implementing partners across Africa to fine-tune the model to their specific country context, opportunities and challenges. Read More Previous slide Next slide 1 + Years of Service 300000 + Farmers Served 1 + Counties in Kenya 1 + Countries in AfricaTestimonials
What our farmers are saying?
My farm flourished, all thanks to the incredible support of FIPS-AFRICA. Their guidance turned my dreams into a bountiful reality.”
Richard Mbaria
Farmer
“my mango farm has blossomed into a thriving success. Their expertise made all the difference in my journey”
Zipporah Mutili
Farmer
“My journey in poultry farming transformed entirely, thanks to FIPS-AFRICA. FIPS propelled me to success & I’m eternally grateful” – Mary Amwai
Mary Amwai
Poultry Farmer