Boeren zijn de sleutel tot voedselzekerheid en welvaart
In Sub-Sahara-Afrika zijn de meeste mensen die van $1 per dag moeten leven boeren. One Acre Fund voorziet boeren van alles wat ze nodig hebben om meer voedsel te verbouwen en meer inkomen te verwerven. Wat we doen
Welvaart creëren
Miljoenen boeren kiezen ervoor om met One Acre Fund samen te werken om zo hun families te kunnen voeden en hun levens te verbeteren. Kom meer te weten
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We helpen
gezinnen die de kost verdienen op kleine boerderijen die van regen afhankelijk zijn
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We werken
in de 9 landen van Sub-Sahara-Afrika die 80% van het voedsel van het continent produceren
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We leveren
kwaliteitszaad en landbouwdiensten om boerderijen productiever te maken
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We zorgen voor
aanzienlijkere oogsten en 45% meer landbouwinkomsten op hetzelfde stuk land
Investeer in kleinschalige boeren in Sub-Sahara-Afrika
Boeren kiezen ervoor om met One Acre Fund samen te werken om zo hun boerderijen en hun levens te verbeteren. Met jouw donatie kan One Acre Fund een boerenfamilie een jaar lang helpen.
"Het boerenbedrijf en de kapperszaak hebben me de middelen gegeven om voor mijn dochter te zorgen en haar op te voeden."
Landbouw en klimaat
Boeren die afhankelijk zijn van regenval staan in de frontlinie van de klimaatverandering. Ze moeten zich nu aanpassen aan het veranderende weer en hun land voor de komende generaties duurzaam houden. Boeren van One Acre Fund hebben tot nu toe 100 miljoen bomen geplant, en we streven ernaar om in 2030 1 miljard bomen te hebben geplant. Meer te weten komen
In beeld
When James Katungwe walks through his compound in central Malawi, he’s surrounded by quiet giants, rows of tall trees with branches swaying gently in the breeze. These trees are his children’s school fees, part of his son’s new house, a buffer against unpredictable weather patterns, and part of the legacy he will leave for his family.
Small Seeds, Big Dreams: How a young farmer turned support into growth and independence
What if a single act of generosity could amplify a young woman’s determination, support her to turn her hard work into realized dreams, improved livelihood and community impact? This is the power of smallholder farming when given the right support.
Why empowering women farmers is crucial for Africa’s agricultural growth
Female farmers like Alphonsine are essential to Africa's food production, yet they often lack the same access to resources as their male counterparts. If women had equal access to these resources, they could increase their farm harvest by 20–30 percent.
Insights and data: Measuring our progress
By sharing our data, successes, and learnings, we offer a transparent view into how we measure and achieve our impact. Dive into comprehensive reports and publications that reflect our commitment to rigorous measurement and continuous improvement. Discover more insights
Artikelen & verhalen
Kom meer te weten over de mensen die we helpen, de uitdagingen waar ze voor staan en zie ons werk in actie.
Growing resilience: Farmers lead the way in Kenya and Rwanda
Picture a farmer in Kenya sowing seeds of managu, an indigenous leafy green packed with nutrients her children need to thrive. Or a farmer in Rwanda planting cover crops to enrich her soil and protect against erosion. These small acts of resilience are happening against a backdrop of enormous challenges like degraded soils, and rising food insecurity.
It Takes a Village to empower communities: Alphonsine Musanabera’s story of entrepreneurship
At just 24 years old, Alphonsine Musanabera is redefining what it means to be a young farmer. In Rwamagana District, Rwanda, she’s not only breaking the cycle of intergenerational farming challenges but also creating opportunities for her community.
How the science of soil testing translates into farmer impact
Oliver Shibonje, a retired geography and music teacher from Kenya's Kakamega County, has traded in his chalk and classroom for the open fields, embracing full-time farming with a focus on maize, vegetables, and sugarcane.
Branching out: How One Acre Fund is helping mushroom farmers access new markets
Mushroom farming is a new agricultural endeavour for many of Burundi's smallholders. However those trying their hands at farming fungi are seeing remarkable results.
