Network Partners

Abalimi works with various NGO’s, CBO’s, Youth Groups, government, and other organizations in order to provide support around urban farming.

Here are some of the organisations that we work with, or that support us.

Aachen-Cape Town LA21 Partnership – www.aachen-kapstadt.de
Biodynamics 2024 – the place to find out all you need to know about agriculture and climate change – www.biodynamics2024.com.au
Bio Agriculture – bio-agriculture.org
Biodynamic Agriculture Association of South Africa – www.bdaasa.org.za
Business Activator – www.businessactivator.org
Climate Ticket Cape Town – www.climateticket-capetown.org
Ethical Co-op – www.ethical.org.za
Global Giving – www.globalgiving.com
International Year of Family Farming +10 (IYFF+10) – www.familyfarmingcampaign.net/
Misereor – www.misereor.org
National Lotteries Commission (NLC) – www.nlcsa.org.za
Oranjezicht City Farm (OZCF) – www.ozcf.co.za
Participatory Land Use Management Association (PELUM) – www.pelum.net
Philippi Village – www.philippivillage.co.za
Resource Centres for Urban Agriculture and Food security (RUAF) Foundation – www.ruaf.org
School Environment Education and Development (SEED) program – www.seed.org.za
South African Organic Sector Organisation (SAOSO) – www.saoso.org
South African Association for Entrepreneurship (SAIE) – www.entrepreneurship.co.za
South African German Network (SAGENET) – http://eng.sage-net.org/
The Business Place Philippi – www.thebusinessplace.co.za
The Farm & Garden National Trust – www.farmgardentrust.org
Tshikululu Social Investments – www.tshikululu.org.za
Urban Agriculture in the City of Cape Town – www.capetown.gov.za/
Uthando Community Tourism – www.uthandosa.org
Western Cape Government – Urban Farming – www.westerncape.gov.za/general-publication/urban-farming
Western Cape Participatory Guarentee System (WCPGS) – www.facebook.com/WCFPGS/

Social investment is not simply a random act of kindness; rather, it is a considered decision to propel people forward. – Tracey Henry, Tshikululu CEO