8,000+
Direct farming households reached
Agri-Impact Malawi has directly engaged over 8,000 smallholder farmer households through agricultural training, seed input support, post-harvest management, and market linkage facilitation.
Measurable change, resilient communities
At Agri-Impact Malawi, we believe farming should be a sustainable
pathway to dignity, food security, and financial independence. Through
our market-led model, we empower rural households to build climate
resilience, access inclusive trade networks, and transition into
profitable agricultural enterprises.
Watch: our work in the field
Our impact in numbers
What our market-led model has delivered so far, and where we're heading next.
15,000+
Indirect beneficiaries impacted
Beyond direct engagement, our community outreach and scalable value-chain interventions have positively impacted more than 15,000 households across rural communities.
5+
Core CLiMB pathways delivered
We implement a structured transformation model focusing on capacity building, income diversification, climate innovation, market linkages, and nutrition behaviour change.
3+
Value chain systems strengthened
We drive production and value addition across key commodity sectors: oilseeds (soybeans/groundnuts), roots & tubers (cassava/sweet potatoes), and cereals (maize/rice).
18,000
Traditional authorities covered
Our footprint spans high-potential farming zones, including TA Dzoole in Dowa District alongside TAs Chadza, Chiseka, and Chimutu in Lilongwe Rural.
Our Target
18,000
Direct farming households reached
Under our Vision 2035 strategy, AIM is committed to scaling interventions so 18,000 smallholder farming households participate in structured, market-driven systems.
Our impact in pictures
Moments from the field: training days, harvests, and the farming
households we work alongside.
