Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Eastern Africa Farmers Federation (EAFF)?
EAFF is a regional farmers’ organization representing the interests of farmers in Eastern Africa. It aims to represent, lobby, and advocate for Eastern Africa farmers’ interests to enhance their welfare and livelihoods.
What are EAFF's key advocacy areas?
• Land rights and access to resources.
• Market access and fair trade.
• Climate change adaptation and mitigation.
• Agricultural research and innovation.
• Food security and nutrition.
• Youth and women in agriculture.
What types of projects and programs does EAFF implement ?
• Capacity building programs for member organizations.
• Advocacy campaigns on key issues affecting small-scale farmers.
• Research and policy analysis on agricultural development.
• Projects that support sustainable agriculture and improve livelihoods.
• Initiatives that empower women and youth in agriculture.
Who can become a member of EAFF?
Membership is open to national farmer organizations, cooperative unions, and commodity associations in the Eastern Africa region that represent farmers and advocate for their interests. For detailed membership criteria, visit our website; Eastern Africa Farmers Federation
What are the benefits of EAFF membership?
Members benefit from:
• Representation at regional and international forums.
• Access to capacity-building programs and technical assistance.
• Market linkages and value chain development opportunities.
• Information sharing and policy advocacy.
Which countries are represented in EAFF?
EAFF’s membership spans 10 countries in Eastern Africa, including:
• Kenya
• Uganda
• Tanzania
• Rwanda
• Burundi
• Ethiopia
• South Sudan
• Eritrea
• Djibouti
• Democratic Republic of Congo