KHSA works with country partners in Zambia, Malawi, Namibia and South Africa who deploy sector-wide approaches (with nation-wide stakeholders) or longer-term multiplier support programmes (MSP) with lead farmers or training institutions. The South African-based Sustainability Institute supports project implementation in the region.

PELUM Zambia works with policymakers, lead farmer organisations and media to create awareness of the need for an agroecological farming systems approach. They created a series of knowledge products (KPs), including the multi-ministerial policy briefing pack.
Kasisi Agricultural Training Centre in Zambia works with Farmer Training Centres, creating tailored training curricula and posters.
In Malawi, the Kusamala Institute of Agriculture and Ecology works with media developing the Jargon Dictionary for Food and Farming Systems.
Soils, Food and Healthy Communities conducts a MSP with their Farmer Research Team, creating local-language videos, participatory theatre training guides and a recipe book.
The Namibian Organic Association works with academia and the commercial beef sector to support organics.
The Namibia Nature Foundation runs a MSP with lead farmers transferring the skills and capacity needed to share knowledge.
The South African Organic Sector Organisation and Participatory Guarantee System South Africa conduct the PGS Pollinator Programme, training multipliers to establish and manage PGS groups across the country.