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Fertilizer bags being shipped out. Photo credit: Streamline The next fertilizer crisis is inevitable. Whether it becomes a food crisis depends on what we invest in now Join Us Today…

The Global Fertilizer Crisis Response Group Is Reinstated  This Time, We Must Act Earlier and Smarter Today marks the reinstatement of the Global Fertilizer Crisis Response Group (GFCRG) at a…

War in the Middle East: Implications for Africa’s 2026 Planting Seasons Second Issue: Call to Action In a bid to avert a looming fertilizer crisis, IFDC, Sustain Africa and AfricaFertilizer are pleased…

Be Part of the Solution Contact Us via sustain@sustainafrica-initiative.org We, Sustain Africa, IFDC and AfricaFertilizer call for the following immediate priorities: Convene a Global Fertilizer Crisis Response Committee to align procurement, logistics,…

Advancing Mozambique’s National Fertilizer and Soil Health Policy Agenda Mozambique has initiated the national domestication of the Africa Fertilizer and Soil Health Action Plan (AFSH-AP), marking an important step toward…

Urea fertilizer loading onto the trucks in Port Sudan. [Photo: Sustain Africa] JOINT RELEASE Sustain Africa Supports Fertilizer Deliveries for Agricultural Recovery in Sudan Port Sudan, Sudan 16th December 2025…

Malawi Charts a New Path for Fertilizer and Soil Health Roadmap When the sun rose over Lake Malawi shinning on Salima on 18 November 2025, it marked more than the…

Sustain Africa Championing AFSH-AP Implementation and Domestication Sustain Africa recently led key partners and stakeholders including Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA), the Ministry of Agriculture, Food Sovereignty…

Building Resilience in Sudan: Sustain Sudan Project Launched “Our mission is simple but urgent: ensure fertilizer is available across Sudan and affordable for smallholder farmers,” said Ben Valk, International Director,…

Sustain Africa’s country programmes in Madagascar, Malawi, Mozambique, Uganda and Zambia have completed, with programmes in Burkina Faso and Ghana completing at the end of August 2024. In total so…