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Multipliers successfully disseminate relevant knowledge on organic agriculture and agroecology to farmers, farmer associations, processors, marketers, and consumers. Multipliers play an important role in the collection, co-creation, and validation of knowledge, especially for traditional and indigenous knowledge. On the Multiplier Network they write in an informal or conversational style about their success stories and their multiplier stories.
Success stories inform us of knowledge products that made an impact in the transformation of agriculture and food systems.
Multiplier stories provide updates from field, inspiring news, exciting things to know about dissemination and exchange of experience on networking.
In a hilly village of Kagati in Rukungiri district is where 46-year-old Ms. Ruth Arinaitwe calls home. Arinaitwe is a renown farmer in her area
Ten years ago, amidst the challenges of conventional farming practices, Josphat Munywoki embarked on a journey towards a greener, more sustainable future. His path was
Life as a smallholder farmer in a changing climate can be tough and frustrating. It may often seem hopeless because extreme weather conditions lead to
When opportunity meets the prepared, it is said great things are bound to happen. This is what exactly happened in 2018 when Mr. Julius Echodu,
Our journey led us to the doorstep of Alphonse Nsengiyumva, a visionary multiplier trained on ecological organic practices by Rwanda Organic Agriculture Movement (ROAM) the
Kakande can never look back at this point only the sky is the limit to his progress and love for farming which makes him more
Despite growing up in a family that practiced Agriculture, Ms. Peskin Nahabwe, 25 years old, a KHEA Multiplier had never really picked much interest in
“We invested UGX 4 million in spraying the watermelons and when it came to selling, we only got UGX 300,000 since most of them had
In Ngoma District (Rwanda), a remarkable success story has been unfolding, underlining the transformative power of knowledge /skills and innovation in agriculture. At Humura Agroecological
The on-and-off civil conflicts and the political instability in South Sudan have led to the largest ongoing refugee crisis in Africa. According to The United
African soils are known to be one of the oldest soils on the planet. First because of the temperatures we live in, in the tropics,
