“International Year of Millets, 2023” — Resolution A/RES/75/263, adopted on 3 March 2021.
“the urgent need to raise awareness of the climate-resilient and nutritional benefits of millets and to advocate for diversified, balanced and healthy diets through the increased sustainable production and consumption of millets”
In our Smart Foods Project, we revolutionise the value chain and access to market with a farm-to-table approach, as we contribute to:
Through women- and youth-led millet enterprises, we build resilient livelihoods, improve nutrition—especially for people with diabetes and breastfeeding mothers— and foster sustainable economic growth while advancing the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.
Strengthening rural livelihoods through entrepreneurship, income generation, and access to sustainable economic opportunities.
Promoting nutritious millet-based foods and sustainable agriculture to improve food security and reduce malnutrition.
Improving community health through nutrition education, diabetes awareness, and access to preventive health services.
Empowering women as entrepreneurs and leaders through skills development, business opportunities, and participation in decision-making.
Generating jobs, supporting youth-led enterprises, and building sustainable businesses that contribute to inclusive economic growth.
Supporting sustainable production practices and strengthening local value chains that reduce waste and increase efficiency.
Local Nuts, Sustainable Futures
Through innovative partnerships and improved processing practices, we are promoting the consumption of locally produced groundnuts while creating economic opportunities for farmers and entrepreneurs. By strengthening the groundnut value chain, we improve nutrition, reduce poverty, and build more sustainable rural communities.
By strengthening the groundnut value chain, we improve nutrition, enhance food safety, reduce poverty, and build more sustainable rural communities.