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Regulation, technologies, methods: we share what we learn in the field and in our projects.

Compliance · 5 min

EUDR, due diligence, forced labour: what your European buyers will ask you for

Beyond the EUDR, European buyers must comply with other rules. What they require, and the data buyers will ask their suppliers for.

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Producers · 4 min

Producer registry: one unique ID, no duplicates

Why the producer registry is the foundation of traceability and payments, and how to build it without duplicates or orphan records.

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Producers · 3 min

Mobile money payments to producers: what to prepare

Registry, phone numbers, reconciliation with purchases, receipts, controls: what to prepare before paying your producers by mobile money.

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Sustainability · 4 min

Sustainability data from the first mile: what can be collected, what can be proven

Deforestation, social issues, climate, income: what data to collect from producers for your buyers, and how far that data can go as proof.

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Compliance · 8 min

EUDR: the practical guide for cooperatives and exporters

What the EU Deforestation Regulation requires in practice, the timeline, and five steps to be ready before your buyers ask.

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Innovation · 7 min

8 agricultural technologies transforming African farming

Offline apps, satellites, AI, sensors, drones, mobile money: what each technology changes in practice for producers and value chains.

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Field data · 6 min

Offline data collection: 7 good practices

Questionnaires, training, GPS accuracy, quality control, data protection: the method for reliable data the first time.

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