Feed the Future (FtF) is a major U.S. Government program that aims to address the root causes of global hunger by sustainably increasing agricultural productivity to meet the demand for food, strengthening agricultural markets, increasing incomes for the poor to meet their food and other household needs, and reducing malnutrition.

The consultancies cut across an array of agricultural and economic growth activities and consist of studies, sector analysis, evaluations and impact assessments, activity designs, and management support. The Office of Agriculture and Food Security will supervise and manage the implementation of an integrated program of agriculture and economic growth activities to advance FtF goals and objectives. Major program interventions in the FtF portfolio include: (1) development of the value chains for priority staple grains and horticultural products; (2) improvements in irrigation and rural road infrastructure; (3) expansion of the agro-processing sector; (4) creating an enabling policy environment to support sector investment; and (5) establishing strategic partnerships between the U.S. Land Grant university community and Tanzanian agricultural training and research institutions for collaborative research and capacity building.

Due to the large number of completed and on-going projects, we are simply unable to provide a detailed account of every client-engagement in a website. We will be happy to provide verifiable, specific names of clients; contact information; contact numbers, contract amounts, engagements duration; countries of performance; past performance assessments/evaluations by clients/third-parties; contact persons; and any other information as required.