Building organic value chains in Tanzania.

KEY ACTIVITIES

  • We support organic practices by developing group certification systems and by strengthening smallholder farmer organisations.

  • We asses product and market opportunities by developing partnerships across the agricultural value chain and a deep knowledge in organic products and farming processes

In Tanzania, BoaVida works with local producers and agricultural partners to develop sustainable farming systems and strengthen connections with international markets.

Through our long-term partnership with Tanzania Highlands Organic in Njombe, we support the development of organic avocado production, smallholder farmer capacity and commercially viable agricultural opportunities.

Our approach combines local knowledge, organic implementation, certification development and market access.

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