CNFA is proud to announce the award of three new five-year awards from the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) to implement the John Ogonowski Farmer-to-Farmer Program (FTF) in Southern Africa; East Africa; and Europe, Caucasus and Central Asia regions. Click here for the full announcement.
New volunteer assignments and strategies are currently being developed by CNFA, so we encourage you to create or update your profile on our Web site. This will ensure that you are ready as these new opportunities become available.
Please check back soon for updates and future volunteer opportunities!
CNFA's Farmer-to-Farmer program, part of USAID's global John Ogonowski Farmer-to-Farmer Program, provides opportunities for U.S. farmers, agribusiness professionals and other agriculturists to help contribute to democracy-building and the development of a market economy by sharing their expertise with aspiring entrepreneurs across the globe.
American volunteers travel to countries in 3 regions (Europe, the Caucasus and Central Asia, Southern Africa and East Africa) to share their knowledge in high value agricultural crop production, food processing, farm financial management and business planning, marketing, cooperative/organizational development, livestock production, banking and finance and rural credit.
Assignments are typically 16-19 days long and seek U.S. citizens or green card holders with extensive professional experience in agriculture who are eager to work with program participants in Moldova, Georgia, Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda, Mozambique, Angola or Malawi. All volunteer assignment expenses are covered by CNFA.
