Tandah
OUR IMPACT
Three years of operation across the DRC — and the numbers speak for themselves.
FEATURED TRANSFORMATION
Jean Mukendi · Maize farmer, Kinshasa DRC
BEFORE
per season
AFTER
income increase
more land
buyers
CASE STUDIES
THE PROBLEM
Farmers grew maize at low yields, sold to middlemen at a fraction of market value, with no working capital to improve.
THE SOLUTION
Certified seed, input financing, agronomic support, and direct buyer contracts turned maize into a reliable income crop.
RESULTS
land expansion
“My kids are in school. I built a house.” — Jean Mukendi, Kinshasa
A high-value crop with no route to premium buyers or export markets, so farmers captured little of its worth.
Quality grading, aggregation, and export linkage connected ginger farmers directly to premium buyers.
land cultivated
now started
“Tandah gave me a business, not just a farm.” — Kamal Okafor, South Kasai
Cassava spoiled fast and buyers were scattered, so farmers sold cheap and quickly rather than for real value.
Logistics, storage, and aggregated buyer orders let cassava farmers sell in bulk, on time, at fair prices.
volume sold
spoilage loss
“Now I plan my harvest instead of racing it.” — Cassava cooperative, Kasai
Unpredictable yields and no quality standards meant vegetable farmers feared every harvest.
Quality inputs, agronomic advisory, and premium buyer matching stabilized yields and lifted prices.
yield increase
pricing achieved
“I used to fear harvest. Now I plan for it.” — Amara Diallo, Kasai
Operations span four provinces of the DRC — with expansion underway.
farmers · maize, vegetables
farmers · vegetables, cassava
farmers · ginger, cassava
farmers · maize, cassava
REPORTS & RESEARCH
Full-year outcomes across all provinces · PDF
Environmental & social outcomes · PDF
Income generated & fund flows · PDF
Field trials & agronomic studies · PDF