AGMARK has implemented multi-million-dollar projects that have impacted the lives of families throughout Africa. Its work has provided access to improved inputs and farming technology for hundreds of thousands of farmers, leading to increased food production and greater food security. Since it was founded in 2004, AGMARK has grown from a national organization focused on agrodealer programs in Kenya to an international organization that works with governments and international, regional and local development organizations. AGMARK has specialized in programs that facilitate smallholder farmers and pastoralists to access inputs and technologies for increased production and output markets for surplus production. The objective is to improve incomes and food security of smallholder farmers by facilitating agricultural development in Africa through adoption of improved production technologies and effective output marketing in response to identified market opportunities. AGMARK works at the Agro dealer level to establish these networks that serve farmers. AGMARK has been implementing agricultural development programs in Kenya and within the Eastern and Southern Africa Region (Uganda, Tanzania, Ethiopia, Rwanda, Burundi, Zambia, Malawi, Swaziland, and Ethiopia and South Sudan)