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ACENUB at Mzuzu University, with funding from the World Bank, invites participants for the CARP-E initiative. The project aims to foster community-driven solutions in agri-food systems, sustainable agriculture, and underutilized biodiversity. Participants will develop innovative enterprises, receive up to USD 5,000 in support, and collaborate with local communities, SMEs, and researchers. The initiative focuses on addressing value chain constraints and scaling up businesses with a particular emphasis on youth, women, and rural innovation.

Mzuzu University, through ACENUB with funding from the World Bank under the ACE II AF project, invites applications for the Community Action Research Projects for Enterprise Development (CARP-E) incubation programme. The initiative supports innovative, community-based research and enterprise ideas aligned with neglected and underutilised biodiversity.