FO4IMPACT Africa
2026 – 2030
FO4IMPACT
Farmers’ organisations for institutional strengthening, market access, policy engagement, advocacy, community and transformation
Change is stronger when farmers lead it
FO4IMPACT promotes inclusive, sustainable and climate-resilient agricultural value chains based on agroecological principles and strengthened farmers’ organisations.
AgriCord implements 16 projects in Africa with a volume of EUR 6.5 million through 2030. The programme is co-implemented with PAFO, SACAU, ROPPA, PROPAC and EAFF.
Priorities set by farmers
AgriCord’s work is defined by farmers’ priorities, co-developed and implemented with farmers’ organisations at local, national, regional and global level.
Agri-agencies provide practical support on production, markets, finance, governance and resilience. Stronger capacity for co-research and innovation enables farmers to develop, adapt and spread locally relevant solutions—and drive sustainable transformation through their own organisations and networks.
From stronger services to lasting influence
Stronger services to members
- Access to finance, including climate funds
- Market access, agribusiness linkages and value addition
- Women- and youth-led farmer enterprises in markets
Agroecology and innovation
- Agri-SMEs and organisations scale agroecological innovations
- Stronger advisory services and farmer-to-farmer learning
Policy influence
- Advocacy on price volatility and climate resilience
- Representation at national, regional and global levels
- Women and youth participating in policy advocacy
Accountable institutions
- Multilevel coordination and governance
- Transparency and inclusion of new organisations
- Management and performance-monitoring systems
Sixteen projects across Africa
Explore the countries and farmers’ organisations taking part in FO4IMPACT Africa.
What success looks like
Who delivers the programme
Sixteen country projects are delivered by 11 AgriCord agri-agencies in partnership with 29 farmers’ organisations.
| No. | Agri-agency | Country | Farmers’ organisation | Factsheet |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Acodea-Cresol | Mozambique | AMPCM | |
| 02 | Afdi | Benin | FNPS | |
| 03 | Afdi | Cameroon | CNOP-CAM | |
| 04 | Afdi-Trias | DR Congo, Cameroon | UNAPROCAM Coop-Ca · COCAMA SCOOPCA · CNOP-CAM | |
| 05 | AHA | Malawi | FUM | |
| 06 | AHA | Togo | CTOP | |
| 07 | Asprodeb | Senegal, Gambia | CNCR · FONGS · Entente Diouloulou · FPMN · UNMS · AFET | |
| 08 | CSA | Burundi | CAPAD · SOCOPA · Interbanane | |
| 09 | CSA | DR Congo | LOFEPACO · COOCENKI · SYDIP | |
| 10 | Fert | Kenya | CGA | |
| 11 | Fert | Madagascar | Ceffel | |
| 12 | FFD | Namibia | NNFU | |
| 13 | FFD | Tanzania | TTGAU | |
| 14 | Trias | Burkina Faso, Guinea | FUPRORIZ-HG · UNERIZ · URJPA | |
| 15 | UPA DI | Guinea | FPFD · COPRAKAM | |
| 16 | We Effect | Uganda | NUACE |
Rooted in diverse African food systems
Cereals and staples
Cereals, maize, rice, roots and tubers, soya and peanut.
Tree and export crops
Cacao, cashew, karité, banana and agroforestry.
Horticulture and inputs
Vegetables and bio-inputs.
Livestock
Poultry.