The Africa-Korea Agtech Innovation Challenge saw Kuza One (Kuza Biashara) emerge as the winner in the improving access to markets for smallholder farmers category. The challenge, held in Nairobi and organized by the World Bank, brought together 21 finalists from 25 countries to interact with prominent figures in the Kenyan and South Korean governments, World Bank stakeholders, accelerators, and venture capital firms.
Kuza One, a company committed to improving the productivity, income, and overall quality of life of smallholder farmers across Africa and South Asia by incubating youth as Agripreneurs, was recognized for its efforts in bridging the knowledge gap to strengthen smallholder farmers’ engagement in the market space.
Kuza One, a company committed to improving the productivity, income, and overall quality of life of smallholder farmers across Africa and South Asia by incubating youth as Agripreneurs, was recognized for its efforts in bridging the knowledge gap to strengthen smallholder farmers’ engagement in the market space.
Kuza One, a company committed to improving the productivity, income, and overall quality of life of smallholder farmers across Africa and South Asia by incubating youth as Agripreneurs, was recognized for its efforts in bridging the knowledge gap to strengthen smallholder farmers’ engagement in the market space.
Sriram Bharatam, the founder and chief mentor of Kuza One, presents the company’s innovative approach to incubating youth as Agripreneurs and improving the lives of smallholder farmers.
“Leveraging the network of youth Agripreneurs at the last mile is crucial in bridging the knowledge gap and strengthening smallholder farmers’ engagement in the market space”
– Sriram Bharatam, Kuza’s Founder & Chief Mentor
The Africa-Korea Agtech Innovation Challenge is a testament to the efforts of companies like Kuza One in promoting innovation in agriculture and improving the lives of smallholder farmers. The challenge serves as a platform for these companies to form partnerships and make an impact in disruptive agricultural technologies in Africa and South Korea.
In conclusion, Kuza One’s win at the Africa-Korea Agtech Innovation Challenge highlights the importance of investing in the agriculture sector and bridging the knowledge gap to empower smallholder farmers and drive sustainable growth in the industry
Kuza One’s team celebrates their victory at the Africa-Korea Agtech Innovation Challenge, recognized for their commitment to incubating youth as Agripreneurs and improving the lives of smallholder farmers.
“Leveraging the network of youth Agripreneurs at the last mile is crucial in bridging the knowledge gap and strengthening smallholder farmers’ engagement in the market space”
– Some One, World Bank
Sriram Bharatam, the founder and chief mentor of Kuza One, presents the company’s innovative approach to incubating youth as Agripreneurs and improving the lives of smallholder farmers.
The Africa-Korea Agtech Innovation Challenge is a testament to the efforts of companies like Kuza One in promoting innovation in agriculture and improving the lives of smallholder farmers. The challenge serves as a platform for these companies to form partnerships and make an impact in disruptive agricultural technologies in Africa and South Korea.
Kuza One’s win at the Africa-Korea Agtech Innovation Challenge highlights the importance of investing in the agriculture sector and bridging the knowledge gap to empower smallholder farmers and drive sustainable growth in the industry
Kuza One is dedicated to creating opportunities for smallholder farmers to learn, connect, and grow, ultimately improving their productivity, income, and overall quality of life. If you are interested in learning more about their mission and how you can get involved, we encourage you to connect with Kuza One today.
