OUR IMPACT
WHAT SUCCESSFUL FARMERS HAVE TO SAY...
EDUCATION/CSR
Most fertilizers today are produced in large-scale, centralized facilities and then imported to rural areas.
Due to the logistical markup, rural farmers in emerging economies such as Africa and India often pay much more than the rest of the world for their fertilizers.
This adds to the cost of food production for small-scale farmers, driving them into a vicious cycle of poverty.
Publications
| MADE IN KENYA | Safi Organics producing fertiliser by Citizen TV >> More
Wonderspace Podcast >> More
Harnessing technology to produce low-carbon: fertilisers >> More
Revitalizing Agriculture: The Role of Organic Fertilizers in Empowering Smallholder Farmers in Africa >> More
Waste to Fertiliser with Safi Organics | Regional Platforms for Climate Projects >> More
Against the grain: Turning rice husks menace into soft and friendly matter >> More
Nov 2023: “IMPLEMENTING LOCALIZED AND ORGANIC FERTILIZER PRODUCTION IN RURAL VILLAGES“> More
Nov 2023: “Joyce Kamande, a Kenyan agri-business change-maker“> More
Sep , 2021: “The fertile path to regenerative farming”> More
Jan , 2021: “UC announces its 2021 Startup Innovation Challenge winners”> More
May. 2021: “Safi Organics claims 2021 EarthX Climate Tech Prize” > More
Sep. 2020: “Decentralised, customisable and resilient fertiliser for farmers in the developing world” in SITRA > More
Aug. 2020: “Biochar and gypsum amendment of agro-industrial waste for enhanced black soldier fly larval biomass and quality frass fertilizer” in PLoS ONE > More
Jul. 2020: “Four winners of the Coastal Pollution Challenge named” in Schmidt Marine > More
Jun. 2020: “This Kenyan entrepreneur is turning agricultural waste into wealth” in African Vibes > More
May 2020: “Safi Organics turns farm waste into black gold and poor farmers into entrepreneurs” in allAfrica > More
Dec. 2019: “Startups from across Africa selected for Moroccan accelerator” in Disrupt Africa > More
Dec. 2019: “L’UM6P dévoile la liste des startups de son programme ‘Impulse'” in Afrimag > More
Jun. 2019: ” Dix-huit start-up engagées pour l’avenir” in L’Est Republicain > More
Nov. 2018: “Young entrepreneurs see business opportunity in rural Africa’s degraded lands” in World Resources Institute > More
Nov. 2018: “Fuel empowering Kenyan farmers” in For Food’s Sake > More
Nov. 2018: “Welcome to Silicon Savannah” in Technologist > More
Oct. 2018: “Next generation leadership” in P4G Copenhagen Summit > More
Aug. 2018: “Farming ideas to make a fortune” in The Guardian > More
Aug. 2018: “5 inovações promissoras no setor de alimentação” in Época Negócios > More