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Impact

Measuring what matters — honestly and transparently.

Theory of Change

Smallholder Disconnect

Smallholder farmers in coastal Kenya lack access to precision agriculture technology, market data, and cold-chain infrastructure — resulting in post-harvest losses up to 40% and limited access to premium export markets.

Technology-Enabled Farming

Bridge traditional farming knowledge with precision agriculture: IoT soil monitoring, drone-based crop assessment, and AI-driven pest management — all calibrated for Kilifi County's coastal agroecological conditions.

Farm-Level Implementation

Operate a 6-acre demonstration farm in Gongoni Ward with livestock and crop production. Build packhouse and cold-room infrastructure. Deploy sensor networks and data-driven decision tools.

Measurable Results

Reduced post-harvest losses, improved crop yields through data-driven inputs, EU MRL-compliant produce, stable employment for local workers, and a replicable model for technology adoption in smallholder agriculture.

Systemic Change

Demonstrate that precision agriculture is viable and commercially sustainable in coastal Kenya. Create a blueprint that other farms can adopt — shifting the sector from subsistence to data-informed, export-ready production.

SDG Alignment

We align our operations with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. GREEN items reflect current, verified operations. AMBER items are planned with defined activation triggers.

SDG 1 Verified

No Poverty

Direct employment of local workers in Gongoni Ward, Magarini Sub-County, providing stable agricultural income in a region where 70% of the population lives below the poverty line.

SDG 2 Verified

Zero Hunger

Active cultivation of green grams and maize on 6 acres, contributing to local food security in Kilifi County. Livestock (goats and sheep) provide additional protein sources.

SDG 8 Verified

Decent Work and Economic Growth

Creating formal agricultural employment with fair wages in Gongoni Ward. Building a scalable farming operation that demonstrates viable commercial agriculture in coastal Kenya.

SDG 9 Verified

Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure

Founding vision centres on bridging traditional farming knowledge with precision agriculture technology. Business plan developed with comprehensive IoT, drone, and AI/ML integration roadmap.

SDG 13 Verified

Climate Action

Farm operations in Kilifi County, a region directly impacted by climate variability. Precision agriculture planning includes soil moisture monitoring and data-driven water management to build climate resilience.

SDG 12 Planned

Responsible Consumption and Production

Planned integration of precision agriculture to minimise input waste. Data-driven pest management to reduce chemical usage and align with EU Maximum Residue Limits.

Activation trigger: First deployment of IoT soil sensors and data-driven input management system.

SDG 15 Planned

Life on Land

Planned sustainable land management practices informed by remote sensing and soil health data. EUDR-compliant sourcing protocols under development.

Activation trigger: Completion of baseline biodiversity assessment and implementation of soil health monitoring programme.

SDG 17 Planned

Partnerships for the Goals

Active engagement with potential technology partners, agricultural research institutions, and export market facilitators. Berlin-Kilifi bridge connecting European knowledge networks with Kenyan agricultural practice.

Activation trigger: Formalisation of first technology partnership agreement or research collaboration MOU.

Impact Metrics

Transparent metrics tracking our real progress. We only report what we can verify.

6 acres

Farm Size

Verified
Goats & Sheep

Livestock

Verified
Green Grams & Maize

Crops

Verified
Gongoni Ward, Kilifi

Location

Verified
5 current

SDGs Aligned

Verified
Planned

Precision Agriculture

Planned

Kilifi County Context

Understanding the region where we operate is essential to understanding our impact.

  • 70% of Kilifi County's population lives below the poverty line
  • Kilifi County population: approximately 1.5 million people
  • Agriculture employs over 60% of the county's workforce
  • Average annual rainfall: 900–1,100 mm, bimodal pattern (long rains Mar–May, short rains Oct–Dec)
  • Located in the coastal lowlands, 0–300 m elevation, with sandy loam and coral rag soils