Farmers are at the forefront of a food secure planet and a sustainable agriculture. However, farmers inclusion in significant agricultural development initiatives is still inadequate. They are simply considered as beneficiaries with very little or no decision-making power on the progress of their profession. Yet, we believe that there is a need for farmers to work together with other sector stakeholders in a bid to achieve mutual goal of a more sustainable agriculture. The development of agriculture sector requires increase in agricultural investment. It is high time that Agriculture get regarded as a business sector as other sectors have been.
We are farmers’ own voice. We strive to improve agriculture profession by advocating for causes that contribute to the technical and economic capacities of agricultural producers so that they become competitive players on the market.
To have professional Agricultural Producers who benefit from their profession in Rwanda.
Cassava week is our annual event that brings together all cassava value chain stakeholders, farmers, development partners and government decision makers. Cassava week helps the partners to identify and analyze various challenges in the cassava value chain and find their solutions.
Empowering Cassava Value chain through Innovation, Partnership and Climate Resilience
Farmers are called to be partners in the fight against negative effects linked to climate change.
Ingabo farmer’s syndicate strives to boost cassava production through promoting improved seeds.
Cassava Week 2020 was held in Nyanza and Ruhango districts from from 17 – 19 November 2020 with the theme “Efficient investment in strengthening cassava value chain. ”
Ingabo Syndicate posts about its advocacy and lobbying initiatives as well as other activities on a regular basis; all in favor of farmers. Check our posts to stay UpToDate with us.
Muhanga, Rwanda – June 4, 2026 – The INGABO Association hosted a high-level meeting with a delegation from the African Agribusiness Consortium (AAC) on Thursday afternoon at Lucerna Hotel in
Rwanda’s journey toward resilient and sustainable agriculture received a strong boost following a successful supervision mission led by the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) under the SCORE Rwanda Project.
I am excited to share that I successfully completed the 2026 Global Farmer Network Roundtable and Communication Training Program in Brazil 🇧🇷.
Held in São Paulo under the theme “One Voice,” the program brought together 18 farmers and agricultural leaders from 17 #countries for
Heading to a Team retreat in Nairobi to decide on how we will run the African Food Fellowship between now and 2035.
This crucial step follows a series of in-person and virtual consultations held with AFF Fellows in both Kenya and Rwanda.
Follow our journey at @_AfricanFood
