African Farmers’ Unprecedented Opportunity to Respond to Global Food Crisis
Global headlines warn of an impending food crisis due to the war in Ukraine that has destroyed hope for grain harvest for some
eProd introduces: Accountability- Contract Farming
Many companies need assurance that farmers will sell their produce to them. Farmers as well need market certainty. Contract farming offers one of the solutions
eProd partners with LendXS to provide credible credit-scoring data
We are pleased to announce eProd’s partnership with LendXS, the digital credit services platform of Financial Access. Through this collaboration, LendXS can
Let’s change the future of food together: Strike Two!
Our CEO, Jan Willem has joined the 6th edition of Strike Two Summit and this year’s themes include consumer trust, farm income, and supply chain management.
Don’t Miss the Green Business Webinar Series
Join us for the first of the Green Business Webinar Series on Conservation, Agriculture, and Technology hosted by USAID. In the webinar, speakers will share
eProd Ranked Top 24 Most Innovative Companies in Nairobi.
Kenya Daily tracks 200,000 Kenyan start-ups and eProd has been ranked as one of the top 24 most innovative companies in Nairobi. We were selected based
GIZ-Funded CORIS Project Increases West Africa Rice Production
Since the 1970s, demand for rice in Africa has tripled. Rice is increasingly replacing other staple foods such as maize,cassava, and sorghum.
A software system, not a software!
What is the story behind eProd? In 2004, Jan Willem and Almut van Casteren founded the inclusive business Equator Kenya Ltd.
Série sur la responsabilité – Gestion de la production et de la distribution du matériel végétal sur le terrain
eProd introduit un module de gestion de la production et de la distribution du matériel végétal sur le terrain. De nombreuses entreprises ont leurs propres
Accountability In The Field: Loan Distribution Now Possible
Many companies and farmer cooperatives cannot account for loans that have been issued from their staff to the farmers. Thousands of dollars can be lost