97% of Africa's smallholder farmers rely on rain-fed agriculture for sustenance. They have limited access to modern irrigation systems and knowledge regarding optimal farming practices crucial for transitioning to sustainable, climate-resilient agriculture. This transition is crucial for maximizing productivity and building resilience against the impacts of climate change.
At Irri-Hub Ke, we are changing this narrative by facilitating access to simple innovative water management solutions. Our approach combines rainwater harvesting pans with solar-powered drip irrigation systems, bundled up with full-stack services such as agronomy support and training in regenerative agriculture best practices. Additionally, we provide them with a variety of complementary products like solar dryers and actively connect these farmers with partners who offer reliable markets for their agricultural produce. By providing these technologies along with end-to-end support, we empower these farmers with a smooth pathway to enhanced productivity and increased income.
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To build an Africa that feeds herself and the world through innovative ways
To provide affordable farming solutions that help 33 million smallholder farmers in Africa to increase yield and predictability of produce.
If we
Build a resilient farming community, by providing smallholder farmers with access to:
Then
Smallholder farmers will have the resources necessary to produce high yield competitive crops, enabling creation of high quality jobs with reduced hunger and improved income
SDG Targets
We will have created a sustainable business model that is scalable and replicable across Africa
To deliver the best services at all times
Clarity and transparency in all our transactions with our clients
Doing the right thing at the right time
We are passionate about supporting and growing people
Climate change's negative impacts are already being felt, in the form of increasing temperatures, invasive crops and pests, and more frequent extreme weather events. On farms, climate change is reducing crop yields, the nutritional quality of major cereals, and lowering livestock productivity. Adaptation is not only the right thing to do, but the smartest!
The number of people in the world affected by hunger continued to increase under the shadow of the COVID-19 pandemic. It is estimated that more than 800 million people in the world face hunger as of 2020. We need to produce about 70 percent more food by 2050 to feed an estimated 9 billion people.
Agriculture currently contributes 19-29% of total greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. Without action, that percentage could rise substantially as other sectors reduce their emissions Clean, renewable energy preserves the world's natural resources and also reduce the risk of environmental disasters.
500 million smallholder farming households that represent 2.5 billion people rely on agricultural production for their livelihoods. Through the use of technologies such as blockchain, centralized exchange hubs could enable data to be stored and shared securely, and ultimately scale financial inclusion for smallholder farmers.