Pioneering AgTech solutions for smallholder farmers in Tanzania and beyond – The mFarming model
Private sector investments transforming Tanzania’s agricultural sector
Clean cooking businesses in Tanzania to get financial and technical assistance
Unlocking transport bottlenecks in Tanzania
Mobilising the private sector in the fight against counterfeit agro-inputs
Tamu Tamu
Tamu Tamu grows apples and sells top quality disease resistant and virus-free apple seedlings which can thrive in tropical conditions.
The AECF helped Tamu Tamu establish the first commercial apple orchard in Tanzania and to develop a community of apple growers.
Sibesonke
Sibesonke Limited is an agriculture trading and CRM platform company that solves major issues in the Tanzanian agricultural market.
The AECF is supporting Sibesonke Limited to overcome inefficiency in the market by introducing a new trading and CRM platform that has a built-in reverse billing option that allows for the dissemination of product information, and application guides without the farmers having to pay for it.
YYTZ Agro-Processing Co
YYTZ Agro-Processing is a cashew processing company that exports high quality cashew nuts. The company selects high quality raw cashews from across Tanzania.
The AECF is working with YYTZ Agro-Processing to modernize its cashew nut processing facility and improve its outgrower programme that consists of smallholder farmers.
Ruaha Farms Limited
Ruaha Farms (Tanzania) Limited is focused on exploiting the honey and beekeeping potential of Tungamalenga stream and the surrounding Ruaha forest.
The AECF is working with Ruaha Farms Limited project purpose is to create modern beehives for RFL and distributing some for the villagers on a ‘free-on-loan’ agreement. The villagers would later sell the honey to RFL, repay their debt and consequently improve their income and livelihood.
Regina Seeds
Regina Seeds supplies high quality OPV and hybrid seeds across Tanzania.
The AECF is working with Regina Seeds to expand and reach grassroots smallholder farmers in Tanzania with hybrids and technology. Through demonstration fields, managed by individual farmers, Regina Seeds is introducing their hybrid vegetable seeds to provide food security and enable farmers to substantially increase their incomes.