Agrifood · In development
Institutional intelligence
for African agriculture.
Evidence, research, and convening for ministries, DFIs, cooperatives, and agrifood operators — from soil to markets across the continent.
Built in Nairobi. Nothing is publicly live yet — we're shaping the first capabilities with a small group of institutional partners.
Who we serve
Pre-launch
The platform isn't live yet — here's how to engage
Agforum is in development with a small group of institutional partners. Until the full platform launches, these are the three ways to connect with us.
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Evaluating whether Agforum fits your work
Who we serve, our principles, and where we are in development.
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Ministries, DFIs, cooperatives & operators
Join the early-access conversation — partnerships, pilots, and launch planning.
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Anyone following African agrifood
Quarterly intelligence notes on policy, markets, and sector signals — by email only.
SubscribeFull platform capabilities — research briefs, forums, and intelligence tools — are listed below. They will open to partners first, then more broadly. See the roadmap ↓
Roadmap
What we're building toward
Three capabilities for institutions that need depth on African agrifood — none are publicly available yet. Status reflects where each sits in our development with partners.
Convening
Forums on policy, value chains, and climate — where ministries, cooperatives, and investors meet.
Research
Briefs on horticulture, livestock, inputs, and trade — grounded in African agrifood systems.
Intelligence
Monitoring land use, markets, and capital flows for institutions shaping the sector.
Value chains
From the field
60% of the world's uncultivated arable land is in Africa. The question is how institutions mobilise around it.
Approach
“Decisions about African agriculture should be informed by what's happening on the ground — not guesswork.”
We are working with a small group of institutional partners to shape the first capabilities before a broader launch.
Updates
Quarterly agrifood intelligence notes
Field-level context, policy signals, and sector developments — written for institutional readers. No product pitches.
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