(Washington) – USAID announced a five-year extension for two research partnerships under Feed the Future, the United States government’s global hunger and food security initiative. These critical investments will increase productivity and raise incomes of small-scale farmers and fishers so they can produce more affordable, nutritious foods and help improve diets in their own communities and beyond.
This includes an up to $15 million extension for the Feed the Future Innovation Lab for Fish, led by Mississippi State University, and an up to $14 million extension for the Feed the Future Innovation Lab for Legume Systems Research, led by Michigan State University, subject to the availability of funds
