REIMAGINING OUR FOOD SYSTEMS TO END HUNGER AND MALNUTRITION
Transforming global food systems to empower small producers and enterprises, make food value chains more equitable, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, restore nature.
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Secure more and better public funding and incentives to support small entrepreneurs promoting sustainable agricultural practices in low- and middle-income countries
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Increase the amount of commercial finance available to small entrepreneurs promoting sustainable agriculture and food systems in low- and middle-income countries
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Support strong competition law and enforcement to unravel entrenched market concentration and ensure that the rules of the market are fair for everyone
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Getting back on track to end hunger
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Why competition authorities must address food markets
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Five bold ideas to finance sustainable food systems
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From microcredit to microfinance in Bangladesh: has it helped empower the poor?
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Why did the price of eggs and poultry skyrocket in Kenya?
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Embracing nature-inclusive practices over agribusiness-as-usual
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April 2025 African Market Observatory Price Tracker for key commodities
Our vision
A world without hunger and malnutrition achieved through policies and business models that reward innovation, are nature- and climate-positive and empower small- and medium-sized farmers, traders and producers, and women across the food system.
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Our work
We help to end hunger by working towards the transformation of global food systems. We advocate for interconnected solutions to complex problems, identifying and removing the barriers that prevent change.
Our projects seek to transform donor finance, mobilise private capital and boost fair markets.
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Insights
We have spent years working to change the food system so that we can end hunger for all. Our Insights section contains the latest news, videos and research related to our core issues. It features expert insights from the Shamba Centre team, as well as our friends and colleagues in the community.
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Our publications
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From microcredit to microfinance in Bangladesh: has it helped empower the poor and enable development?
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African Competition Authorities see only the tip of the iceberg of anti-competitive conduct
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Achievements & Outlook 2024 - 2025
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Unleashing the catalytic power of donor financing to achieve SDG 2
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Nature-based solutions in smallscale aquaculture to improve food security
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Empowering African Food Producers and Agricultural Enterprises Through Stronger Competition Law and Policy
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Debt-for-nature swaps in the blue economy
