Who We Are
Mnandi Africa is a social enterprise that helps rural woman, youth and small-scale farmers to combat poverty by equipping them with the requisite skills in agriculture.
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Our Mission Statement
Mnandi Africa is Social Enterprise organisation that was founded in 2016 that help improve livelihoods of rural woman, young and small-scale farmers to combat poverty by equipping them with modern farming methods, equipment and marketing services.
Challenges vs Opportunities
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Climate change
is having an increasingly negative impact on the livelihoods of Zimbabwe's rural population.
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Access to knowledge
Farmers lack knowledge about modern and sustainable farming methods. With access to training and support, they can significantly improve yield and production
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Outdated farming practices
exacerbate an already challenging environment. 95% of farmers employ subsistence farming methods.
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Access to capital
Lack of access holds farmers back from purchasing more and better input. With better access to financing, farmers can better manage cost and productivity.
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Poverty and unemployment
90% of rural women are unemployed, earn less than $1/day, and youth employment is at an all time high.
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Access to market
Currently, farmers lose close to 30% of their production due to ineffective access to markets. More income can be generated for by reducing post harvest losses.