| Lessons learned in food security for East Africa |
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From the recently completed Market Linkages Initiative (MLI)—one of the few USAID food security projects to address marketing and storage of staple foods—CARANA has distilled key lessons for food security programming in East Africa and beyond. Our Lessons Learned study, which you can page through here, shows how leveraged, market-based improvements in staple crop value chains can transform the food security picture for smallholder farmers for years to come. Click the picture below to read the full report on your screen.
Also read our Crop Conditioning Handbook and Staple Crops Storage Handbook, both vital reading for those on the front lines of food security. And watch our project video to learn how all the pieces came together. Published January 2012 Share through your favorite Social Bookmarking websites
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