ADF's Trade & Investment Program in Tanzania
The African Development Foundation’s trade and investment program in Tanzania is helping local indigenous producer associations achieve profitability, expand their production, and make direct sales to international buyers.
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His father changed American history and transformed the Civil Rights movement when he broke Major League Baseball’s color barrier in 1947. Now David Robinson works with rural Tanzanian farmers to plant fields of dreams and harvest income for rural development from American coffee buyers.
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Tea Growers Turn over a New Leaf
ADF’s investments in independent tea producer groups are helping smallholders work together to strengthen the buying and selling power of local producer associations and build profitable links to international buyers.
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Value-Added Rice Milling in Madibira
ADF is providing support to the Madibira Agricultural Marketing Cooperative Society (MAMCOS) to help the organization purchase, mill and store more of the rice produced by its 3,000 smallholder members.
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The African Development Foundation’s trade and investment program in Tanzania is helping local indigenous producer associations achieve profitability, expand their production, and make direct sales to international buyers.
With support from ADF, family farmers in southwestern Tanzania are expanding their sales to major American coffee roasters.
His father changed American history and transformed the Civil Rights movement when he broke Major League Baseball’s color barrier in 1947. Now David Robinson works with rural Tanzanian farmers to plant fields of dreams and harvest income for rural development from American coffee buyers.