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THE AGRICULTURE INITIATIVE

We empower communities to pursue socially and economically feasible agricultural schemes, elevating productivity and alleviating poverty through sustainable commercial agriculture.

We have embarked on various initiatives aimed at empowering marginalized communities economically and socially across Africa. Some of the programs we have undertaken, as part of our SMART-VILLAGE INITIATIVE, have been in agriculture. These include crop, animal, poultry, and fish farming in various communities. Our aim is to resolve food insecurity, facilitate productive communities, and create sustainable economic opportunities.


Our agricultural programs have the potential to impact struggling communities by ensuring that the activities engaged in strike a balance between providing enough food for community nutrition, storage for disaster preparedness, provision for the next farming season, and generating income by leveraging value chain processes. To achieve this holistic approach, we facilitate continuous creative and innovative practices across the various stages and steps of project processes, inspiring cultural and mentality shifts integral to the sustenance of community growth and achievement of goals.


To achieve this, we create frameworks for heuristic education and skills training to facilitate the successful accomplishment of program goals. Additionally, we advise, plan, and raise funds and resources necessary to build critical infrastructure for the sector's development within select communities. We engage communities using different forums to promote the value and significance of communal activity investment through community associations over individual-centered approaches. We understand that communities stand to gain more by pulling their efforts and resources together to leverage volatile landscapes and conditions to achieve high productivity and Return on Investment.


Furthermore, we engage local stakeholders, regional and international partners via collaborative efforts and partnerships to refine the various stages and value chain processes essential to the activities to empower and inspire progressively sustainable communities.


Power in Numbers

8

Programs

10

Locations

500

Participants

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