In Niue’s humble industrious capital – Alofi, local entrepreneur Feofaaki Sakalia Fou can be found busy in her home kitchen, meticulously turning banana into chips. It has been the way of life for Feo, as she is commonly known, seeing her mother make and sell banana chips and now, her husband and children.

As a boy, Kingstan Kamuri spent many days traversing the ruins of old plantations along the coast of the Central Province of Papua New Guinea. Thanks to his father’s enthusiasm for the great outdoors, Kamuri developed a passion for hunting, trekking, and exploring the remains of what were once great

It all started in 2015, when 15 unemployed women from Sllatina got together to talk about what they could do with their time, since their kids were growing up. With €10 each in hand, they started a business to produce preserved vegetables (pickles) in a car garage. Fast forward to seven years later,

With the quick changes in the technology and equipment used to share and receive information, Tukundane Nelson, a Communications Officer at the Uganda National Farmers Federation needed help to keep his skills sharp. As he said, “I needed refresher training sessions to boost my photography and

DT Global recently completed the USAID Competitiveness Systems Strengthening (CSS) Activity in Serbia, which was designed to strengthen Serbia’s agriculture processing sector. Our work had extensive reach—supporting more than 890 organizations from 114 municipalities, including 580 SMEs—and used

“Leadership is having a vision of what is coming next and being able to step into the unknown and bring others with you,” says Rose Mary Garcia, PhD, Vice President for Economic Growth and Governance at DT Global US. “Those of us who work in international development feel this kind of greater purpose