The Plan

This plan is based on a recent $100 million bid that the consortium submitted. 

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Phase 1: Collaborative Foundations (6 Months)

• Expand Reach: Build on partnerships with upto 5 million farmers to promote sustainable technologies and support commercialization.
• Establish Structures: Develop management systems and form leadership teams, including the Core Team and Steering Committee.
• Strengthen Alliances: Collaborate with global agencies, governments, and academic institutions to secure approvals for key technologies.
• Achieve Standards: Leverage milestones like bio-fertilizer standards in Africa to facilitate widespread adoption.
• Review & Align: Identify and agree on joint technologies and best practices to ensure success in the next phase.
• Train Communities: Provide training in 3,500 villages, impacting 150,000 hectares, sequestering 6 million tonnes of carbon, and driving farmer incomes.

Phase 2: Scaling Up (18 Months)

• Broaden Adoption: Expand sustainable technologies to more communities, empowering 50,000 disadvantaged individuals.
• Drive Global Promotion: Host a global conference to advocate for bio-fertilizers in 40 countries and drive their commercialization.
• Reclaim Resources: Continue restoration of upto 5 million acres of degraded land and aim to eliminate 1.5 million tonnes of annual crop residue burning.
• Expand Geographies: Pilot technologies in South America and Central Europe, engaging policymakers and academic institutions.
• Leverage Technology: Use satellite mapping to monitor crop health and outcomes, ensuring efficiency and scalability.
• Measure Impact: Track key improvements in crop yields, commercialization rates, and carbon sequestration results.

Phase 3: Global Integration (36 Months)

• Embed Technologies: Fully integrate sustainable practices across partner communities and expand into new regions.
• Strengthen Systems: Build robust value chains, reduce global farm waste, and reclaim millions of hectares of degraded land.
• Enhance Visibility: Host global conferences, attract donors, and increase media coverage to raise awareness and support.
• Set Standards: Collaborate with universities to incorporate sustainable practices into curricula and establish global bio-product standards.
• Governance Impact: Drive adoption of nature-based solutions by 50% of governments.  We hope to reduce chemical fertilizer subsidies by $5 billion.
• Transform Lives: Improve the livelihoods of millions of farmers with a focus on health, equity, and inclusion for women and youth.

Long-term Sustainability

The adoption of biofertilizer will drive significant increases in agricultural yield, offering immediate economic benefits by boosting produce available for local markets and enhancing export potential. These higher outputs empower farming communities, increasing household incomes, generating employment, and strengthening food security. In the long term, biofertilizer supports environmental sustainability, creating resilient soils and reducing dependency on chemical fertilizers, which lowers costs and mitigates negative ecological impacts. With the biofertilizer market growing at an annual rate of 10%, this project is positioned to leverage market demand and promote sustained economic viability. This dual focus on short-term income generation and long-term environmental health fosters self-reliant, empowered communities. By investing in biofertilizer, communities not only meet local needs but also gain a valuable product with export potential, aligning with a sustainable economic growth model that benefits both local and regional markets.