NGOs in Burundi

Agriculture and Food Security Organisations in Burundi

Verified agriculture NGOs in Burundi listings, with the districts, programme areas and contact details that partners need.

Agriculture NGOs in Burundi

Agriculture organisations in Burundi work with smallholder farmers on crop production, seed and input access, coffee and tea value chains, livestock and food security, frequently through cooperatives and community associations that already exist at commune level.

Because most Burundian organisations are small and locally rooted, the practical questions are the communes covered, whether the organisation works through producer associations, and whether it has experience handling donor funds and reporting on them.

Where these organisations work

Organisations listed under this search work in and around the following locations. Listings record the districts, counties, provinces or states an organisation actually serves, not only its head office, so a reader can shortlist by area.

  • Gitega
  • Ngozi
  • Bujumbura
  • Muyinga
  • Kayanza
  • Ruyigi

Programmes you will find

Typical programme areas recorded in the profiles of organisations working in agriculture and food security in Burundi:

  • Seed, input and tool access
  • Cooperatives and producer associations
  • Coffee and tea value chains
  • Livestock and small animal rearing
  • Food security and nutrition gardens

Other sectors in Burundi

  • Health NGOs in Burundi Clinical services, maternal and child health, disease prevention, community health outreach, mental health support and health systems strengthening
  • Water and Sanitation Organisations in Burundi Water supply, boreholes and pipelines, sanitation and hygiene promotion, water quality testing and water resource management

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Agriculture and Food Security organisations in other countries

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Agriculture and Food Security Organisations in Burundi: common questions

How do I find farmer organisations in Burundi to partner with?

Listings record the provinces and communes each organisation serves, so partners can be shortlisted by location and by the crop or value chain they work in. Contact us with your requirements.

Can small community associations be listed?

Yes. A basic community entry is free, which is designed for smaller associations that need visibility with donors and partners but do not have a marketing budget.

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