AGRA_820

Fertilizer sits on the shelf at Antonio Chapala's AGRA dealer shop on August 8th, 2016 in Mozambique. Antonio Chapala opened his agricultural supply shop after going through a AGRA program where he was trained on how to run a agricultural business given a grant to help him open the shop. His shop allows local farmers to buy seeds and other items in their community rather than having to pay extra money to travel to town to acquire the same goods. It also provides him and his family a better livelihood.

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Title: AGRA_820
Description: Fertilizer sits on the shelf at Antonio Chapala's AGRA dealer shop on August 8th, 2016 in Mozambique. Antonio Chapala opened his agricultural supply shop after going through a AGRA program where he was trained on how to run a agricultural business given a grant to help him open the shop. His shop allows local farmers to buy seeds and other items in their community rather than having to pay extra money to travel to town to acquire the same goods. It also provides him and his family a better livelihood.
File name: AGRA_820.jpg
Captured: 2015-Feb-21 17:56:20
Owner: AGRA Comms
Dimensions: 7952 x 5304 px

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For over 10 years, AGRA’s work across 18 countries was focused on distinct problems related to seed production, soil health, and agriculture markets that were so profound and had been neglected for so long that they required a concentrated effort to resolve. Our results have been impressive. Now, we’re embarking on an ambitious and more integrated approach in select countries. In Keeping with the role of AGRA as the catalyst for a uniquely African Green revolution, this image dashboard seeks to increase information access on Africa's Agriculture Transformation by aggregating images from our work with Implementing partners, governments, the private sector and all value chain actors.