Gates Foundation Africa ads on LinkedIn

LinkedIn

Ads collected
3
New in last 7 days
2
Times seen
3
Active
18 Sept 2026 – 23 Oct 2026

Gates Foundation Africa has run 3 ads on LinkedIn that Ad Repository users have come across, first spotted on 18 Sept 2026 and most recently on 23 Oct 2026. 2 new ads were added in the last 7 days. 67% of the creatives are image ads, the rest text-only. They were seen most in Ethiopia, Kenya.

Formats: image 2 · text-only 1

Seen in: Ethiopia 2 · Kenya 1

All Gates Foundation Africa ads on LinkedIn

LinkedIn

For women dairy farmers in Senegal, having a reliable market for their milk can change what is possible. Instead of dealing with unsold milk or finding ways to sell it themselves, they can connect the

23 Oct 2026

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For women dairy farmers in Senegal, having a reliable market for their milk can change what is possible. Instead of dealing with unsold milk or finding ways to sell it themselves, they can connect their daily work on the farm to a wider dairy supply chain.​ ​ As Fatimata Djiby Sow puts it, “It is through the milk trade that we pay for everything.”​ ​ This partnership with La Laiterie du Berger helps small-scale dairy farmers in Senegal sell their milk reliably, grow their output, and earn more.​ ​ #FoodSystems #Dairy #Senegal #WomenInAgriculture​

LinkedIn

For women dairy farmers in Senegal, having a reliable market for their milk can change what is possible. Instead of dealing with unsold milk or finding ways to sell it themselves, they can connect the

23 Oct 2026

LinkedIn

Hear from African Food Systems Forum

18 Sept 2026

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