CultivAid CEO Dr. Tomer Malchi Honored for Advancing Food Security in Africa
Dr. Tomer Malchi, co-founder and CEO of CultivAid, has been awarded the Charles Bronfman Prize for his significant contributions to food security and agricultural development in Africa. The prize, which includes a $100,000 award, recognizes Jewish humanitarian leaders under 50 whose work has a measurable global impact. CultivAid, founded by Malchi in 2016, focuses on transforming subsistence farming into market-oriented production to enhance yields and economic opportunities. Under Malchi's leadership, the organization has established Agricultural Innovation and Technology Centers in Ethiopia, Tanzania, and Kenya, with plans to expand into Zambia. These centers serve as hubs for training, capacity building, and technology transfer, aiming to strengthen local food systems and promote sustainable development. 
