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The Problem?

By 2050, global food demand is projected to double. In Africa, over 65% of farmers are smallholders, contributing 30% to the GDP; however, only 5% receive adequate financing. Did you know that Africa spends more than $35 billion in food imports annually? This place a strain on local economies and food security.

Communication
- Our efforts and knowledge will be in vain if there is no understanding in our team and with our partners. Effective communication is an undeniable source of our success and will always be treated and recognized as such.
Equality
-All people and businesses are welcome to work with GreenVest. We do not discriminate based on gender, religion or any other distinguishable features. We are here to serve all people and business ideas.

Why does Waste and Inefficiency Exist in the Produce Industry?

Cooperation
- We believe that the vision we seek to realize will not be materialized through siloed work. Strategic partnerships are key to our success and the success of our clients. - We will do what is right and best for our client at all
Integrity
- We will do what is right and best for our client at all times. We will be honest to both partners and clients to promote transparency and foster trust on all projects.
Leadership
- As experts, we will provide leadership in our sector of green financing and guidance to our clients to ensure that favorable results are always achieved.

1 Our Vision

Our vision is to strengthen and optimize Africa's agricultural landscape into exemplars of sustainable prosperity, climate resilience, and economic empowerment by 2030.

We envision digitally enabled farming communities across Ghana and beyond, where smallholder growers can access global markets, obtain fair prices in real-time, and secure the off-season financing required to scale operations.

2 Our Mission

At Greenvest, our mission is to accelerate the sustainable transformation of Africa's food systems. We are committed to transitioning agriculture and food supply chains into models that are resilient to climate change, enhance livelihoods, and regenerate the environment.   Through sustainable and equitable solutions rooted in climate-smart agricultural practices, we empower communities and foster resilient economic growth across Africa.

How are we creating a better world?

Provide needs-based training, resources and support to ensure that all, including women and youth farmers, can safely improve productivity and build climate resilience.   Advocate an enabling policy environment and rural infrastructure to realize full agricultural potential in a way that respects traditional knowledge, land rights and biodiversity protection. Establish multi-stakeholder platforms where farmers, processors, governments and donors can collaborate transparently regarding the challenges facing the sector. Conduct annual participatory reviews and independent midline evaluations to ensure accountability.