In this second post in our three-part series on Nuru’s approach to climate change adaptation, we invite you to get to know Nuru International…
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Digital Development and AgTech at Nuru Nuru has demonstrated success in developing resilient, locally-led organizations in rural areas of Kenya and Ethiopia as…
As global coronavirus cases continue to rise and tense economic debates fill the news and social media echo-chambers I would like to thank…
The Desert Locust The most expansive outbreak of desert locusts in decades is currently migrating across the Horn of Africa and reaching north…
Workenesh Nekeri is a Nuru woman farmer, mother, and a member of Shambara Primary Cooperative in SNNPR, Ethiopia. She and her husband became…
One of the key components of the Nuru model to eradicate extreme poverty in fragile, rural areas is through investment in local farmer…
At Nuru, a self-sustaining farmer organization is a locally-owned and maintained agribusiness, non-profit, or cooperative that is financially sustainable, managed efficiently by its…
The first, second, third, fourth, and fifth posts in this series are an attempt to convey how Nuru’s approach to rural livelihood development…
This post is the fifth in a six-part series on Nuru’s rural livelihoods programming and how it helps farmers and their families take…
In 2016, in response to the Fall Armyworm (FAW) outbreak across Africa, Nuru developed a system of mobile data collection, data visualization, and…