AgriFoSe2030

The AgriFoSe2030 programme targets the UN Sustainable Development Goal 2 - "End hunger, achieve food security and improved nutrition and promote sustainable agriculture" in low-income contexts. AgriFoSe2030 synthesise and translate existing science into policy and practice, and develop capacity to achieve this.

New change story

Bridging the research–impact gap

While this Theory of Change principle is widely accepted in academia, the methods of translating research outputs for everyday societal use is unclear and lacks well-established systematic processes, leading to enduring research to policy and practice gaps.
Read the change story here
News

Annual report 2025

Welcome to read the annual report 2025 for AgriFoSe2030. The report emphasise the main activities and changes that happened within the programme during 2025.

AgriFoSe2030 highlights decade of science translation driving food systems change

Over the last 10 years, AgriFoSe2030’s science translation methodology has been tested through 17 projects in 12 countries, demonstrating how research can move beyond academic institutions to create lasting change for farmers, communities, and local food systems.

Read the new impact report

AgriFoSe2030 has published a new impact report showcasing some of the outcomes and impact from 2018 to 2024.
Read it here!
News articles and calendar events

News AgriFoSe2030

Regional hubs

Hub Uganda

This sub-regional hub in East Africa is jointly managed by Kyambogo University and Gulu University in Uganda. Its primary focus is on building capacity for better research impact towards a sustainable agricultural transformation.
Read about the two projects connected to Hub Uganda

Hub Zimbabwe

The Zimbabwe Hub led by Chinhoyi University of Technology, in collaboration with University of Namibia, University of Zambia, Manicaland State University and partners in Tanzania, seeks to build capacity among faculty and students in science translation and gender sensitive extension training.
Read about the change projects

Hub Kenya

The change project connected to the hub in Kenya aim to build on the successes of three AgriFoSe2030 sub-projects—focusing on food system governance, extension services, and rangeland management—by reinforcing the essential link between research, policy, and practice.
Read about the change project in Kenya
Interviews with hub-leaders
INTERVIEW

Robert Musundire, Zimbabwe

Edible insects for improved food security

INTERVIEW

Judith I. Nagasha, Uganda

Refining milk products to empower women and youth

Interview with Cecilia Onyango, hub leader in Kenya

AgriFoSe2030 consists of three hubs in sub-Saharan Africa and one network in Southeast Asia. To learn more about the hubs and their specific change projects, we asked the hub-leaders a few questions about their work. Professor Cecilia Onyango tell us more about the project Sustainable and resilient food systems for improved food security in Kenya.

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Outputs

AgriFoSe2030 contributes to sustainable intensification of agriculture for increased food production on existing agricultural land. Policy briefs, reports, annual reports and scientific articles from the programme are listed here.
Outputs

Webinars

Here you can find interesting and inspiring webinars related to AgriFoSe2030.
Watch the webinars here

AgriFoSe2030 in media

AgriFoSe2030 has figured in national and international media several times. Both in Sweden and different countries in Africa. More information will come.
AgriFoSe2030 in media

Agriculture for food security 2030

The AgriFoSe2030 programme targets the UN Sustainable Development Goal 2 - "End hunger, achieve food security and improved nutrition and promote sustainable agriculture" in low-income countries. We synthesise and translate existing science into policy and practice, and develop capacity to achieve this. The programme contributes to sustainable intensification of agriculture, increased market access for smallholders and strengthen the role of women and youth.
About AgriFoSe2030