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Performance does not depend on size
November 27, 2018
In 2015, Malian maize trading company SONAF sourced 80% of its yellow maize from neighboring Côte d’Ivoire. The company sought to replace imports with locally sourced maize f…
Credit is about credibility
November 20, 2018
Vegetable farmers in Benin find it hard to obtain bank loans to purchase seeds and fertilizers or to finance farm operations. If they do find a lender, interest rates can be as …
Rabobank Foundation – a new partner for 2SCALE in Ethiopia
November 19, 2018
In October 2018, the Netherlands- based Rabobank Foundation has announced a $260,000 loan to the Tsehay farmer union in Gondar, northern Ethiopia, facilitated by the 2SCALE prog…
The best thing that can happen to small producers
November 13, 2018
Small-scale farmers can be their own "donor". This is what I have learned while working with vegetable farmers in Ségou, Mali. 2SCALE’s target was to sustainably increase the…
Creating Shared Value
October 25, 2018
A partnership between Nestle and 2SCALE is helping to transform the sorghum value chain in northern Nigeria. Nestle uses locally grown white sorghum as an ingredient in Milo, a …
Staple Crops
Nigeria
Farmers and Bankers
October 22, 2018
Credit requires trust – but a survey by the World Bank reveals that only a quarter of Nigerian smallholder farmers “fully trust” banks. They have even lower levels of tru…
Youth in Agriculture: from banker to farmer
October 18, 2018
Aderonke Aderinoye (second from right) worked for 5 years in one of Nigeria’s top banks, before she made an unusual choice. She quit her job to go into farming, and then found…
Nigeria
“This project is not just on paper”
October 16, 2018
2SCALE and Nestle are helping to build the sorghum value chain in northern Nigeria, benefiting small-farmers, rural communities and consumers alike. Private companies are centra…
Staple Crops
Nigeria
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