Impact
Who has looked at Farmci, and what came of it.
The accelerators and programmes below selected Farmci, backed it, or put it through their own review. Each one is named for exactly what it did.
Programmes and accelerators
The organisations Farmci has come through.
UNESCO and Nestlé ran their programme jointly as Youth Impact, so it is named as the programme rather than as two separate partners.
Where the work actually happens.
How Farmci talks about all this
A named relationship is not an endorsement.
Farmci approaches collaboration as a way to learn with the wider system, not as a substitute for the operating realities that remain close to the field.
Farmci values relationships that keep the work grounded in the conditions surrounding agriculture and food systems.
Useful collaboration makes room for local insight, institutional responsibility, and a clear account of what each party contributes.
Public acknowledgement should be precise. It should give context without implying an endorsement, outcome, or relationship beyond what has been agreed.