Programmes
The system arrives inside the work, not before it.
We deliver agricultural programmes end to end — design, deployment, field operations, measurement and handover — so technology is adopted as part of how the programme runs, not bolted on afterwards.
Programme-led delivery
What a programme includes.
Programme design
Diagnosis, scope, roles and approval chains agreed with the institution before anything is built.
System configuration
Our products configured to the programme's workflows, geography and reporting requirements.
Field operations
Officer training, devices, supervision and support through go-live and beyond.
Measurement
Evidence from the operational record, assessed against criteria agreed at design.
Handover
Documentation, skills and ownership transferred on an agreed timeline.
Phased by design
Programmes expand only after a pilot has been validated in its own geography. No figures are published before that validation.
Diagnose
Understand the programme as it runs today and agree where to start.
Pilot
Go live in a defined area, supported in the field, measured against agreed criteria.
Expand
Extend in phases once the pilot has been validated, geography by geography.
Current programme
Where the work begins.
Starting market · Liberia
Liberia Agricultural Intelligence Programme
A pilot implementation programme in Nimba, Bong and Lofa counties, designed for phased expansion.
County boundaries: UNMIL / OCHA, via geoBoundaries (CC BY 3.0 IGO)
Who we deliver with
Built for the institutions that run agriculture.
National governments
Modernising the systems behind national agricultural programmes.
Ministries & agencies
Operational visibility from field offices to the national level.
Development partners
Programme records that hold up to review and reporting.
Agricultural programmes
Registration, delivery and measurement on one record.
Cooperatives
Member registries, inputs and produce with a custody trail.
Supply-chain operators
Warehouse, transfer and traceability records that reconcile.
Planning a programme?
Tell us what the programme needs to achieve and where it runs today.