Vegetables & Fruits

Good food for the Green City in Tanzania
Transforming Mbeya's urban food environment to ensure healthy food is accessible for all.
Inclusive & future-proof vegetable and fruit businesses in Tanzania’s Southern Highlands
Building an inclusive and competitive fruit and vegetable sector in Tanzania that supports farmers and contributes to job creation and food and nutrition security. Last update (25/01/2023): Vacancy for nutrition internship opportunity – Mbeya & Songwe
Generation Food: Youth as innovators of Uganda's food systems
Changing an unsustainable and exclusive food system into an innovative, sustainable and inclusive one driven by youth to build a strong and resilient Mbale and Gulu. Last update (23/12/2022): Dreams come true
Constructing Kampala’s pathway to becoming a Food Smart City
Building Kampala's future as a sustainable and inclusive food system Last update (21/06/2022): Not all (project) endings are sad: Urban farming in Kampala continues to flourish!
Turning Arusha into a Food Smart City
Together with the city council, Rikolto will support initiatives to increase food safety in grains and horticulture sectors, leading to better market opportunities for the farmers and healthier food for the people in and around Arusha. Last update (05/05/2022): Radio campaigns for good food
A new generation of hortipreneurs in Tanzania’s Southern Highlands
Supporting youth- and women-led businesses to improve inclusion in the food system. Last update (02/05/2022): 30 young entrepreneurs demonstrating innovative solutions in the horticulture value chain in the Southern Highlands
Transforming Northern Uganda into a regional food basket
Empowering smallholder farmers of rice, cassava and soybean to transform Northern Uganda into a food basket for Uganda and its neighbouring countries. Last update (02/05/2022): Kickstarting an ambitious project with the EU to empower communities in Northern Uganda
Resilient communities and safeguarded livelihoods in the face of climate and health hazards
Farmers in northern Tanzania are now changing their farming practices to make the community at large more resilient to climate change and covid-19. Last update (19/04/2022): Pesticide collection centres: One simple solution for a better environment and food system
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables in Arumeru, Tanzania | COMPLETED
High Value Crops: the perfect tool to fight poverty Last update (22/02/2022): Organized farmers – Key to inclusion of small-scale producers markets.

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