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Programme Officer Farm Africa 9th Floor Bastion House 140 London Wall London EC2Y 5DN Direct dial: +44 (0)20 7067 1239 Switchboard: +44 (0)20 7430 0440 Fax: +44 (0)20 7430 0460

Website

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Description

In 1985, Sir Michael Wood and David Campbell, who shared a vision of a prosperous rural Africa, established Farm Africa in response to the famine in Ethiopia. Identifying that food is the best medicine, they believed that developing small-scale agriculture is the key to reducing rural poverty. In 1987, Farm Africa started work with nomadic pastoralists in the remote north of Kenya, expanding to Ethiopia a year later. Farm Africa believes that Africa has the power to feed itself and that its smallholders hold the key to lasting rural prosperity. We work directly with farmers to help them unleash their potential to feed Africa’s people. We pioneer techniques that boost harvests, reduce poverty, sustain natural resources and help end Africa’s need for aid. Farm Africa has 200 staff operating across the east African countries of Ethiopia, Kenya, South Sudan, Tanzania and Uganda. Farm Africa’s local staff provide the tools and expertise to enable smallholders in eastern Africa to increase their harvests, whether they farm crops, livestock, fish or the forest. We train them to be more commercial, adding value to surpluses by milling, drying, or turning their produce into products that fetch a higher price. With better food for their families and reliable incomes from their businesses, farmers can build for the future.

IATI identifier

GB-COH-01926828

Implementation Schedule

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Organisations / agencies covered

Farm Africa, is a registered charity in England and Wales, 326901; registered company 01926828.

Timeliness of Data

a) Data on project and programme descriptions including total budgets will be updated quarterly from April 2013. Data will be published 3 months in arrears. Financial information: 2012 data will be uploaded once annual accounts are published (expected date June 2013). (b) Full IATI implementation by 30th June 2013.

Frequency of publication

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Frequency of publication (extra comments)

Data will be refreshed quarterly in January, April, July and October.

Units of Aid

Projects and programmes.

Segmentation of Published Data

The data will not be segmented by country and all projects/programmes will be treated as one data set.

Data Definitions and References

Not available at present.

Field Exclusions

Fields currently excluded are Other Activity Identifier, Location, Policy Marker, Collaboration Type, Default Finance Type, Default Tied Status, Related Activity, Planned Disbursement, Conditions and Result.

Record Exclusions

Where commercial advantage may be at risk, details will not be disclosed whilst they are commercially sensitive; where a donor has requested anonymity, the donor's name will be excluded; details or programmes will not be published if doing so presents a significant risk to Farm Africa staff, or partner organisations involved.

Thresholds

Transactions are currently aggregated by quarter as of quarter end.

Other Constraints

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Data Quality

The data is operational and subject to change upon quarterly refreshes.

User Interface

There are no plans to create a user interface.

User Interface Website

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