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Support ventures that align with your company’s identity, goals, and industry. As a non-profit, we build green start-ups in Africa that engage the extremely poor as entrepreneurs, producers, and consumers.

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Marbi Agrics
Mumias, Kenya
Status: Fundraising
Jobs created: 380
Jobs created: 380
Marbi Agrics is a social agri-tech startup offering quality farm inputs such as hybrid seeds e.g. maize, beans and groundnuts and fertilizer on credit to smallholder farmers in western part of Kenya. Marbi was started to address smallholder farmers’ low access to credit and quality farm inputs, which resulted in low/no levels of income and therefore, poor quality of life.
No Poverty Zero Hunger Quality EducationGender EqualityDecent Work & Economic Growth
Africa Collect Textiles
Status: Fundraising
Jobs created: 12
Jobs created: 12
ACT Ltd is a social enterprise that is creating an inclusive textile value chain by installing business units for collection, sorting, recycling, upselling and reselling of used textiles and footwear. They aim to not only provide low-income communities with decent and affordable outfits, but also to build the foundation for a circular fashion industry.
No Poverty Decent Work & Economic Growth Industry, Innovation & Infrastructure Responsible Consumption & Production
M-Shamba
Kisumu, Kenya
Status: Fundraising
Jobs created: 83
Jobs created: 83
M-shamba supports smallholder farmers in the production of safe and quality food & thereafter, using their digital platform that supports digital learning on agronomy, regenerative agriculture & food safety to farmers through Interactive Voice Response (IVR) service, USSD & interactive SMS.
No Poverty Zero Hunger Quality EducationGender EqualityDecent Work & Economic Growth
Gjenge Markers
Nairobi, Kenya
Status: Fundraising
Jobs created: 88
Jobs created: 88
Only 15% of plastic waste generated in Kenya ist recycled. Expensive building materials significantly contribute to the lack of affordable housing. The Gjenge Makers paving stones made from plastic waste are 7 times stronger than concrete blocks while only weighing half and contributing to the circular economy.
No Poverty Gender EqualityDecent Work & Economic Growth Industry, Innovation & Infrastructure Responsible Consumption & Production
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