In Malawi, small producers face rising climate and price risks, but solutions are emerging. Since March 2025, IFAD’s Climate and Commodity Hedging to Enable Transformation (CACHET) Phase III, has been supporting selected key players in the country into mitigating risks associated with climate change and price volatility to ensure food security for small producers. The project provides private-sector support and equips operators and small producers with the knowledge, skills, and tools necessary to protect their revenues.
In collaboration with FARM-D (hosted by PARM), IFAD’s Private Sector Operations Division (PSD), Malawi Country Office and the CACHET implementation team are organizing a webinar with leading specialists to explore the Price Risk Management (PRM) programme, its approach, lessons learned, and challenges encountered during the implementation of CACHET Phase III. Representatives from PSD, Malawi country office and Agroclick, the implementation entity, will share details on CACHET’s targeted support to Micro, Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (MSMEs), small producer organizations, and financial institutions in Malawi through PRM training, advisory services, and digital tools. Building on previous phases implemented in Senegal, Nigeria, Honduras, and Rwanda, this phase focuses on increasing the resilience of small producers to climate and price volatility while strengthening food security.
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