Social Impact
Fertile Africa is an innovative agricultural program that seeks to promote sustainable development, improve food security, and empower women and youth, as well as support small and medium-sized farmers on the African continent.

Program Overview
Fertile Africa offers a transparent digital platform that allows both local and international investors to participate in agricultural projects in agroforestry systems and regenerative agriculture. Focusing on sustainable practices, the projects promote the conservation of the Equatorial Forest, increase agricultural productivity, and diversify income for smallholder farmers, women, and youth.

Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
SDG 1: No Poverty
SDG 2: Zero Hunger
SDG 5: Gender Equality
SDG 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth
SDG 13: Climate Action
Key Projects
1. “My Cocoa Forest Project”
This project aims to promote organic cocoa production in agroforestry systems in the Equatorial Forest region of Central Africa, protecting the environment and improving food security.

Training 2,000 farming families, impacting the lives of over 10,000 youth and women.
Initial production of 20,000 tons of Cavendish bananas and 2,000 tons of organic cocoa per year.
Estimated annual revenue of $13 million after stabilization of production.
2. “100% Women Project”
This project aims to empower 2,000 women and youth by promoting regenerative agriculture on small rural properties.

Annual production of 20,000 tons of cassava, 4,800 tons of corn, and 40,000 pigs.
Empowering women with skills and means of production.
Annual revenue of $6.2 million, with a direct impact on communities.
Expected Results
With the support of the UN, Fertile Africa will be able to:

Increase social impact in rural communities.
Protect the environment through sustainable agricultural practices.
Generate significant income for smallholder farmers, women, and investors, creating a cycle of sustainable economic growth.
Conclusion
Fertile Africa offers a unique and scalable solution to address the challenges of poverty, food security, and climate change in Africa. We invite the United Nations to join us in this mission to transform African agriculture, empower women and youth, and contribute to a more just, sustainable, and prosperous future.