Young Farmers Association Project

The Young Farmers Association Project (YFAP) by Envision Solutions Co. Ltd is an initiative that aims to empower and educate individuals in South Sudan’s agricultural sector. By providing comprehensive training programs, practical support, and access to resources, the YFAP is making significant progress in cultivating skilled farmers who will drive sustainable agricultural practices, combat food insecurity, and contribute to the economic development of their communities.

Addressing the Challenges:
South Sudan has faced challenges such as food insecurity and chronic malnutrition due to civil wars and disruptions in food crop production. The YFAP addresses these issues by equipping individuals with knowledge, skills, and resources to become successful farmers and agents of change.

Comprehensive Solutions:
The Young Farmers Association Project offers a range of solutions to empower and support farmers in South Sudan:

  1. Training and Education: Practical training sessions on best practices, modern techniques, and sustainable farming methods empower farmers to overcome challenges and maximize productivity.
  2. Mentorship and Guidance: Experienced farmers and agricultural experts serve as mentors, providing valuable advice and support and fostering a sense of community and knowledge exchange.
  3. Access to Resources and Collaboration: Farmers gain access to high-quality agricultural inputs, and collaboration helps establish successful agricultural enterprises by removing resource barriers.

4. Market Linkages: Facilitating connections between farmers and local markets strengthens their market presence, expands customer bases, and enhances profitability.

    Notable Achievements:
    The Young Farmers Association Project has achieved significant milestones since its inception, transforming the agricultural landscape in South Sudan:

    1. Training Impact: Over 490 individuals have been trained in sustainable agricultural practices, enabling them to increase crop yields, improve livelihoods, and reduce reliance on food aid.
    2. Crop Diversification: Through the Young Farmers Association Project, farmers have embraced crop diversification, cultivating various crops such as millet, sorghum, maize, tomatoes, mangoes, and oranges. This diversification has improved food security and created income-generating opportunities.
    3. Increased Productivity: The YFAP’s support has led to a remarkable 120% crop production growth, enhancing local communities’ food access and almost reaching self-sufficiency.
    4. Economic Empowerment: By facilitating market linkages and providing support, the YFAP has empowered farmers to generate income, create job opportunities, reduce poverty, and improve living standards.

    Future Outlook:
    The Young Farmers Association Project remains committed to expanding its reach and impact in South Sudan’s agricultural sector:

    1. Scaling Up Training Programs: The YFAP aims to train more farmers, reach more communities, and contribute to building a self-sufficient agricultural sector that reduces food insecurity.
    2. Strengthening Partnerships: Collaboration with local governments, NGOs, and stakeholders will create a supportive ecosystem for farmers, leveraging resources, sharing knowledge, and amplifying impact.
    3. Technology Integration: Exploring technology integration in agricultural practices will provide farmers with innovative tools, information systems, and digital platforms to enhance productivity and efficiency.
    4. Advocacy and Policy Engagement: The YFAP will actively advocate for agricultural policies that recognize and support farmers, creating an enabling environment for their contributions to thrive.


    The Young Farmers Association Project (YFAP) is making remarkable progress in empowering farmers in South Sudan. Through comprehensive training, mentorship, access to resources, and market linkages, the YFAP is cultivating a new generation of skilled farmers who will drive sustainable agricultural practices and contribute to the economic development of their communities. With a focus on expanding its reach, strengthening partnerships, embracing technology, and advocating for supportive policies, the YFAP is poised to build a resilient and prosperous agricultural sector in South Sudan.