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    Ghana’s Complete Farmer Secures $2.5M from EU-Funded AgriFI Facility

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    Complete Farmer in Ghana raises $2.5M from the EU-funded AgriFI facility.
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    The investment in Complete Farmer will enhance the startup’s reach and infrastructure, improving access to markets for farmers in Ghana’s northern regions.

    Ghana’s Complete Farmer Secures EU-Funded $2.5 Million for Expansion

    Ghana’s Complete Farmer (site), a leading digital agricultural marketplace, has raised US$2.5 million from the European Union-funded AgriFI facility. This investment is aimed at furthering the company’s expansion across Ghana, with a specific focus on the country’s northern regions. The funding marks a pivotal step in Complete Farmer’s efforts to revolutionize the agricultural sector in West Africa by enhancing infrastructure and market access for farmers.

    Boosting Expansion with EU Support

    Founded in 2017, Complete Farmer has positioned itself as a critical player in connecting African farmers with global markets. The digital marketplace offers two key solutions: CF Grower and CF Buyer. CF Grower supports African farmers in enhancing their productivity and market access through data-driven farming tools and precision agriculture techniques. Meanwhile, CF Buyer provides global commodity buyers with reliable access to high-quality agricultural products grown according to specific standards.

    The latest funding, following the US$10.4 million raised in September 2023, will aid in constructing six new fulfillment centers in Ghana’s five northern regions. These centers will serve as hubs for aggregation, quality control, and logistics, addressing the infrastructure gap in rural areas and enhancing market access for over 5,000 farmers.

    Focus on Rural Employment and Market Access

    The AgriFI facility’s investment aligns with the EU’s broader development objectives, particularly focusing on creating rural employment and improving incomes in underserved regions. By strengthening agricultural value chains in northern Ghana, Complete Farmer aims to reduce market barriers and streamline the logistics of commodity distribution. This initiative is expected to contribute to the economic empowerment of rural communities and foster long-term agricultural sustainability.

    A Vision for Agricultural Resilience

    Desmond Koney, CEO of Complete Farmer, expressed his excitement about the partnership with AgriFI, stating, “Partnering with European Union funded AgriFI strengthens our mission to create a more resilient agricultural sector in West Africa. We believe technology can empower farmers and buyers alike – and with this support, we can reach thousands more with the tools and market access they need.”

    The investment is a testament to the growing recognition of the role digital solutions can play in transforming African agriculture. With the new funding and infrastructure, Complete Farmer is poised to increase its impact, offering even greater value to both farmers and agricultural buyers.

    For more stories of African agriculture, visit our dedicated archives.

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