Our solutions

1.Seeds as a loan to smallholders in rural Burundi.

One Farmer receives 10kg of soy-bean seeds as a loan. She plants the seeds in his or her field, where they grow to 100kg of soy-beans within three months. After the harvest the farmer gives back 20kg of his or her soy-beans to farmer’s Pride Burundi as an in-kind repayment. He uses the remaining 80kg to feed his family, sell an extra on the market or replant soy-bean for the next season.

We offer 5kg, 10kg, 15kg and 20kg options to youth or women’s cooperatives enough to cover 1 acre of land, the typical field size of a smallholder.

2.Best farming practices capacity building

We offer trainings on sustainable farming practices to ensure farmers have skills to best farming practices to increase productivity and have proper knowledge about the effects of climate change on agricultural production.

3.Seed systems

Seeds are the foundation of global food systems, vital for agricultural productivity, biodiversity, food security and income. These systems are essential for ensuring that high-quality seeds are available to farmers, particularly in regions with challenging climates or limited access to resources.