How we work,
works for farmers.

1

Provide appropriate training, and access to agri inputs as well as 0% loans.
2

On the ground support group learning, working and availing high touch access to in field extension services.
3

Provide financial planning training and encourage self-investment orientated goal setting, plus market access which guarantees a fair income.
4

GGEM uses a graduation model, which encourages farmers to save for inputs with GGEM to sustain future farming incomes. Farmers also have GGEM’s assurance that they can continue to access GGEM for extension services and a ready market.
5

We manage GGEM Fair Food logistics ensuring that low income communities are also beneficiaries of competitive quality and prices, to enable targeted food availability and affordability.
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We provide a marketplace for bulk buyers to access the best of Malawi's produce, knowing that each farmer received a fair return for their in-field efforts.

What does our Farmer
Self-Investment Journey look like:

Farmers adopt commercial farming techniques		Provide appropriate training, and access to agri-inputs.
Farmer groups hold each other accountable		Support group learning, working and avail high touch access to in-field extension services.
Farmer families set self-investment goals for their lump sum incomes		Provide financial planning training, and encourage self-investment goal setting and market access which guarantees a fair income.
Farmer communities reinvest in their income generating activities		GGEM uses a graduation model, which encourages farmers to save for inputs with GGEM to sustain future farming incomes. Farmers also have GGEM’s assurance that they can continue to access GGEM for extension services and a ready market.
Farmer and low-income communities chose to access GGEM fair food because of its quality and affordability		We supply food through Fair Food retailers in low-income communities at competitive quality and prices to enable targeted food availability and affordability.