2030 Impact Commitment
By 2030, GetCare Foundation aims to strengthen food security and improve nutrition outcomes for vulnerable households through sustainable, community-driven food systems.
2030 Headline Targets:
- 100,000–150,000 farmers supported
- 1M+ people with improved food access
- 30–50% yield improvement
Why This Matters
Hunger and malnutrition remain major barriers to health, productivity, and economic resilience in many of the communities where we work. Smallholder farmers play a critical role in food availability, yet often lack the resources, knowledge, and market access needed to produce nutritious food sustainably. Our work addresses these challenges holistically — from production to consumption.
What We Focus On
- Nutrition-sensitive and climate-resilient crop production
- Farmer training, inputs, and technical support
- Community-based nutrition education and behavior change
- Safe and reliable supply of quality food commodities
- Improved household dietary practices
- sustainable food security
How We Measure Progress (2030 KPIs)
Agrifood Systems In Focus
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