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SEED PROGRAMS INTERNATIONAL
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1 in 4 people globally are food insecure.
Conflict, climate change, and poverty are the main culprits.
Good quality vegetable seed, locally-appropriate farmer training, agricultural supplies, and ongoing support can provide a solution.
Seed Programs International is a 501c3 nonprofit based in the US that operates globally.
SEED PROGRAMS
We work together to create sustainable and equitable food systems.
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Seed
We assess vegetable seed availability and strengthen local seed markets. We provide appropriate seed when local sources are not adequate.
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Training
We identify appropriate training that leverages existing knowledge and resources to bolster food production and strengthen resilience.
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Support
We provide capacity building, project consultation, and technical expertise to organizations around the world.
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Sharing
We connect regional partners to share successes, challenges, resources, and knowledge to improve program success and growth.
SEED PROGRAMS
Support our Work
Empowered Women Empower their Communities
When you empower a woman, you empower an entire community. The UN estimates that for every $1 a woman makes, 90 cents goes back into her family, creating upward mobility that breaks the cycle of poverty. By working with women’s groups, we help women build food security whilst producing income for their families.
Powering Community Gardens in the US
38 million people in the US are food insecure. We believe community gardens can change that. Our community gardens promote food literacy and increase access to healthy, nutritious food for families in need across the country.
Crisis Recovery for Refugees
Vegetable-growing programs are unlikely to be the first response in a crisis, yet are an enduring, stabilizing element. Economists and disaster victims alike know that post-crisis food markets can feature wild shortages and surpluses, price spikes and crashes, and food-quality concerns. By fostering vegetable production, relief efforts can help provide long term resilience.
Seeds for School Gardens
School gardens grow vegetables and also grow future leaders to counter hunger and poverty in their communities. In many places, a garden-supported school lunch is the only healthy meal of the day and motivates parents to keep their kids in school.
News and Views
Community Gardens Across the Country
Greetings from SPI! We are happy you’re here and want
School gardens in the slums of Kampala, Uganda
Connecting kids to where their food comes from hosts a
We all know about food waste. What about seed waste?
Which came first, the vegetable or the seed? Regardless of
Seed Programs International is a registered 501c3 nonprofit that operates globally. Our EIN/Tax ID is 56-2092576.
