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Mentorship Program Introduces Young Farmers to Poultry Production

Our Feed the Future Ethiopia Value Chain Activity is working to strengthen the commercial relationships between pullet multiplication centers, growers, large layer producers, and small-scale farms through a pilot mentorship and peer learning initiative.

Water Governance Scorecard

Our scorecard provides insights into potential performance gaps affecting water governance and draws out comparative metrics on possible legal, regulatory, or institutional gaps in the water system.

Our five-part blog series examines how the enabling environment shapes market systems outcomes.

EEFS’ Enabling Environment and Market Systems Series

Increasing Rural Incomes for Sustainable Poverty Reduction

View our photo essay to learn how we helped generate over $25 MILLION in additional income for 102,377 beneficiaries in Honduras.

Scaling Up Insurance to Withstand Adversity

With Fintrac's assistance, Feed the Future Partnering for Innovation expands livestock insurance to help pastoralists in northern Kenya manage risk and improve community resilience.

Women Champion Livestock Production

By encouraging women to partake in technical livestock issues and increase overall farm productivity, families we work with are more resilient, earn increased incomes, are food secure, and are improving their household nutritional statuses.

Spotlight: Ethiopia Value Chain Infographics

Our methodology across six target value chains leads to sustainable increases in income and investment.

2018 Global Results

We worked with 395,021 beneficiaries to help them achieve more than $153 million in sales. See our graphic for more results from the year.

Paving Way for Quality and Sustainable Extension Service

Agriculture extension agents play a vital role in increasing farmers’ capacities to improve productivity and profitability.

Spotlight: Ag Finance

New opportunities for smallholders and agribusinesses stem from access to finance.

Agricultural solutions to end hunger and poverty.

Since 1990, we have worked with local and international partners to increase production, improve postharvest handling, add value, and develop markets and competitive value chains for the world's most vulnerable farmers and communities.

Who We Are

Fintrac's expert staff deploys an integrated methodology to empower smallholders to view their farm as a business.

What We Do

Our tailored approach increases incomes and improves overall health, nutrition, and food security.

Where We Work

Fintrac currently works with millions of farm families in dozens of countries across four continents.