The Results of the EFLOWS Project Research are awaited by 10 African Countries.

​​​​​​​The leader of the Nairobi Resolution Secretariat, Mr.  Dixon Waruinge who is the Implementation Manager of the Environmental Water Assessment Model Project (EFLOWS) has said that the project has been implemented better than they expected and its results have already started to benefit some African countries.

SUA Playing a key role in the Makete-wheat Project

Piloting Sustainable Wheat Production in Makete as a driver to economic growth and National Food Security was initially conceived by regional and district authorities in Njombe and Makete, respectively. The regional administration immediately saw the need to include SUA as a key partner in the project as the latter could render its enormous expertise in various aspects of the project including but not limited to soil health and fertility assessment, land mapping and suitability assessment, seed health issues, and agronomic knowledge over wheat production and farmer training skills.