02 October 2024As we step into the fall of 2024, we find ourselves reflecting on the incredible journey we’ve shared this year. Thanks to your unwavering support—whether through financial contributions, sporting our merchandise, or simply spreading the word—we’ve made remarkable strides together. We’re excited to share some updates on our progress and
05 August 2024The agricultural sector in Africa faces numerous challenges, from climate change to limited access to resources and technology. However, amidst these obstacles, there is a growing movement to empower the next generation of farmers and agricultural professionals. The Youth in Agriculture Fellowship Program, spearheaded by the Walisha Foundation, is a
15 July 2024What’s the use of a bountiful harvest if it can’t reach the right markets? At Walisha, we understand that the journey from field to market is just as crucial as the growing process itself. That’s why our Market Access Programs are designed to bridge the gap between smallholder farmers and
07 July 2024What do relationships, houses, and organizations all have in common? They all require a strong, sound foundation to stand the test of time. At Walisha, we understand the importance of sturdy building blocks and laying a solid foundation before adding the frills and final touches. The challenges facing the grain
01 July 2024In the heart of East Africa, Rwanda’s agricultural sector stands as a testament to the resilience and potential of smallholder farmers. With agriculture accounting for 31% of the country’s GDP and employing nearly 70% of the population (a majority being women!), the importance of this sector cannot be overstated. Smallholder
10 June 2024Breaking the Cycle: An Unorthodox Approach to Lasting Change We’ve all been there – seeing another non-profit organization pop up and wondering, “There are so many already. Shouldn’t the world’s problems be solved already?” It’s a fair question and one that often brings a sting of self-consciousness and apprehension to
08 February 2019Scientists are working to catalyze local farming and help meet the rapidly rising regional demand wheat. International scientists are working with regional and national partners in sub-Saharan Africa to catalyze local wheat farming and help meet the rapidly rising regional demand for this crop. The specialists are focusing on smallholder
