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A research-led, technology-driven methodology connecting smallholder cooperatives to global climate finance through dual-layer satellite MRV, USSD training, and direct mobile payment. Working in low- to zero-internet areas.
The AK Intelligence Terminal is the operational command centre for everyone connected to the AgriKonnekt network from field operators and cooperative managers to carbon verifiers and climate finance partners.
Behind a single secure login, the Terminal surfaces everything from live commodity prices and MRV dashboards to your ClimaWallet carbon credits and AI-powered predictive forecasts. Designed for decision-makers who act on evidence, not assumptions.
Smallholder farmers steward 80% of Sub-Saharan Africa's arable land and produce 70% of its food, yet receive less than 3% of global agricultural investment. They are structurally excluded from the climate markets designed to reward their work.
AgriKonnekt rebuilds the verification infrastructure from the ground up. Designed for a feature phone, not a boardroom.
AgriKonnekt is not a programme. It is a replicable operating system. Each stage generates the evidence that powers the next.
AI-powered regenerative agriculture training via USSD on any feature phone. No internet required. Covers composting, cover cropping, water management, and pest management in Swahili and Kikuyu.
On-device Arduino Uno AI inference cross-validated against Sentinel-2 satellite imagery producing dual-source evidentiary records satisfying BioCarbon Standard and ISCC Carbon Farming certification.
Verification triggers carbon credit issuance and direct mboile payment to the individual farmer's account, not a household pool. Within 24 hours. More than 60% of recipients are women by architectural design.
Verified cooperatives join the AgriKonnekt marketplace connecting to carbon buyers, humanitarian food procurement agencies, and development finance institutions. Every listing is backed by dual-layer soil data and satellite validation.
A five-layer pipeline converts real-time field measurements into globally accepted carbon verification evidence without requiring the farmer to touch anything beyond a feature phone.
On-plot device measures soil carbon, moisture, pH, and organic matter. AI inference runs locally with zero cloud dependency.
Compressed sensor data transmitted via USSD over GSM. Works on any feature phone with no data plan required across the region.
10m-resolution imagery provides independent NDVI and soil carbon proxy validation for every enrolled cooperative plot.
Dual-source data streams are fused, anomaly-detected, and processed producing a time-stamped tamper-evident record in the climate wallet.
Carbon credit issued automatically. Direct mobile disbursement to individual farmer account. Complete cycle within 24 hours of soil reading.
AgriKonnekt deploys across East Africa through cooperative networks. Every region selected has documented untapped soil carbon potential, under-served cooperative capacity, and an unfulfilled claim on global climate finance.
Primary operations since 2024. Murang’a, Nakuru, Kilifi, Kisumu, Meru, and Kakamega counties. 1,500+ farmers enrolled. 24,000 tonnes of annual carbon sequestration potential verified.
Cooperative scoping complete across Western and Central Uganda. Focus on coffee and banana value chains with high soil carbon sequestration potential. Partnership with local agricultural cooperatives underway.
Market assessment and cooperative mapping in progress across the Southern Highlands. Potential for integration with existing WFP purchase-for-progress programmes and regional food system initiatives.
Every waste stream intercepted generates a production input. Every input improves yields. Every improved yield generates verified carbon. Every verified credit pays farmers and funds the next cycle.
Tested by Cropnuts to ISO/IEC 17025 standards. Every batch verified before cooperative delivery. Organic Carbon at 31.1% exceeds the FAO high biological activity threshold.
How four waste input streams flow through the AgriKonnekt system and emerge as verified economic value across five output categories. Every node and flow is labelled for clarity.
Sample CK735CM0001. Crop Nutrition Laboratory Services Ltd., Limuru, Kenya. Every figure below is a verified laboratory result.
Smallholder farmers cannot afford the 4 to 6 separate commercial fertilisers needed for complete plant nutrition. AgriKonnekt's compost replaces every one with a single community-produced input. The cost is labour, not cash.
AgriKonnekt does not list commodities. It lists verified cooperative networks, each backed by dual-layer soil data, satellite validation, and documented practice history traceable to a specific plot and season.
EU compliance and voluntary market buyers seeking BioCarbon Standard and ISCC-certified African agricultural carbon credits at verified cooperative scale.
DFIs, climate funds, and philanthropic capital structured through verified field outcomes and audited management accounts traceable to enrolled cooperatives.
WFP, school feeding programmes, and private sector buyers connected to verified cooperative supply chains with 96% documented order fulfilment rates.
Universities and institutions co-developing MRV methodology and publishing open-access field research briefs grounded in six-county Kenyan field data.
Every 2030 number traces back to a verified field result, a laboratory report, or an audited management account. The trajectory is the Murang’a pilot line extended, not invented.
From 1,500 in 2026 to 50,000 by 2030 across Kenya, Uganda, and Tanzania through a cooperative cascade model where each new network trains its own farmer educators.
BioCarbon Standard certified 2027. ISCC Carbon Farming aligned 2026. 180,000 verified tonnes annually at market value exceeding $9M at conservative per-tonne pricing.
Farmer educators, MRV data collectors, cooperative managers, clean energy technicians, and carbon market coordinators. More than 60% of positions filled by women by structural design.
From $1.2M in 2025 growing at 120% year on year across five independent revenue streams. No single stream exceeds 45% of total revenue by 2030, ensuring structural resilience.