Description
Entrepreneur building the infrastructure for modern agriculture in Africa.
I focus on one core problem: agriculture is not a productivity issue — it is a systems failure, driven by fragmented value chains, misaligned incentives, and lack of reliable data.
Through SOWIT and Takamoul, we are building a dual approach combining technology, financing, and field execution to transform agriculture into a coordinated, performance-driven system. From farm-level data and risk modeling to full value chain orchestration, our work aims to unlock productivity while making agriculture investable at scale.
This approach directly contributes to food security, climate resilience, and the structuring of agricultural markets across the continent.
I also engage at ecosystem level as Board Member at CGEM and contributor to African Union and NEPAD work on agricultural innovation.