Past Interventions
Programs that have successfully concluded, leaving lasting impact and lessons that continue to shape CGA's current interventions across Kenya's cereal value chains.
These programs have successfully concluded, leaving lasting impact and lessons that continue to shape CGA's current interventions.
AABFIMP improves nutrition by enhancing consumption of biofortified crops in schools and communities through increased High Iron Bean production and strengthened market linkages.
Elgeyo Marakwet · Bomet · Narok · Embu · Tharaka Nithi
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This project improves food security and ecosystem resilience in Makueni County through adoption of regenerative agriculture practices with 10,000 smallholder farmers.
Makueni · Kitui · Embu · Tharaka Nithi
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Ukama Ustawi (UU) scales integrated maize-legume intensification practices, helping smallholders intensify, diversify and de-risk maize-mixed farming systems.
Multiple counties across Kenya
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PLACRM improves food and nutritional security in Makueni County by supporting 1,500 farmers to adopt climate-resilient farming systems and practices.
Makueni
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The CSV-Maize project promotes sustainable maize production in Bungoma County while building climate resilience and improving youth and women's inclusion in the maize sector.
Bungoma
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The CVCD project, supported by AFD and FERT, focuses on improving cereal farmers' incomes and strengthening CGA as an apex farmers' organisation across three counties.
Nakuru · Narok · Uasin Gishu
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The Kenya Sorghum Commercialisation Project (Kenya-SCP) supports the sorghum value chain across nine counties in Kenya.
Makueni · Meru · Migori · Kisumu · Kitui · Tharaka Nithi · Homabay · Siaya · Busia
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The CVEP project, supported by Christian Aid, trained smallholder farmers on Good Agricultural Practices and climate-smart agriculture across four counties.
Kitui · Tharaka Nithi · Makueni · Embu
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The Sorghum Commercialisation Initiative (SCI) develops the sorghum value chain across eight counties in Kenya.
Makueni · Meru · Homabay · Siaya · Kitui · Tharaka Nithi · Kisumu · Busia
Learn moreWe are always looking for development organisations, private sector actors, and government partners who share our vision for a profitable and sustainable Kenyan cereal sector.
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