Agribusiness

Sn Year Project  Contract price (UGX) Location Client Major achievements Contact Person
Coffee –
1 2023 Good Agricultural Practices (GAPs) training for Agri-food SMEs and Smallholder farmer customers of Pride Microfinance Company Limited. 3,800,000 (professional fees only) Isingiro & Mukono Pride Microfinance limited –          Over 80 smallholder and agri-food SME customers of Pride based provided both practical and theoretical good agricultural practices (GAPs) training with a focus on specific coffee and poultry farming Good Agronomic Practices (GAPs). Also involved development of technical manuals.
2 2016 Preparation of a 5-year business plan for coffee procurement and export 24,000,000 Mbarara Banyankole Kweterana Co-operative Union Limited  with support from PSFU/MGF Business plan used to secure funding from Micro-finance Support Centre, Uganda Co-operative Financial Services. Nelson Nuwahebwa
General Manager
772577857
Dairy/Livestock –
3 2024 Provision of collaborative services under result based financing model under INCLUDE project 40,000,000 Kyegegwa District, Rwenzori SNV – INCLUDE Project –          Ongoing Phomolo Maphosa
Country director
2.56415E+11
4 2023 Provision of collaborative services under result based financing model ISDAP 60,000,028 Rukiga district, Kigezi Sub region SNV –          @@@@ Phomolo Maphosa
Country director
2.56415E+11
5 2018 Conducting a feasibility study for expansion of an animal feeds plant and introduction of pellet feeds in Masindi District 40,000,000 Masindi District, Bunyoro Sub Region Agrovet Farmers Limited with support from Private Sector Foundation Uganda (PSFU) •   Feasibility study report produced and approved by the donor Bernard Karwemera
Managing Director
Agrovet Farmers Limited
776548489
Horticulture –
6 2023-2024 Sub-award contract for enabling Vegetable farmers to conveniently access genuine productivity enhancing inputs at affordable prices while at the same time getting a larger share of the prices paid by consumers of their produce and meeting the requirements of large scale and quality sensitive customers 579,480,000 Kabale, Kisoro, Rubanda, Rukiga and Ntungamo in Kigezi and Ankole sub regions TECHNOSERVE – Horticultural Market Accelerator Project (HortiMAP) –          @@@@ Juliet Kyokunda
Country Director, Technoserve Uganda
Telephone: +256 778 609526 Email Address: jkyokunda@tns.org
7 2019-2020 Training 60 Apples farmers in the Districts of Kabale and Rukungiri in Advanced apple orchard management 47,000,000 Rukungiri and Kabale Private Sector Foundation Uganda – World funded Skills Development Facility ·     60 farmers equipped with skills in crop care, soil fertility, post harvest handling and irrigation Mugisa Fred
Grants Officer
Tel: 0772574659
Email:
Potato –
8 2017-2018 Capacity building for 18 Farmer Organisations (Associations and Cooperatives) to improve production and productivity of Irish Potatoes, and to establish viable linkages to markets. 129,000,000 Kisoro and Kabale and   Rubanda Food and Agricultural Organisation (FAO). ‘’African Roots and Tubers project’ ·  18 farmer organisations trained and coached in agribusiness management practices and market linkage Patricia Nsiime
·  18 Farmer Organisations supported to prepare and operationalize business plans Project Manager, African Roots and Tubers Project, FAO
·  18 and linked to financial service providers and output markets. 779874890
9 2017-2018 Training and mentoring Farmer Groups in business skills and financial literacy 290,765,500 Kisoro and   Rubanda International Fertiliser Development centre (IFDC) ·     235 Farmer Groups trained and supported in VSLA, business planning, marketing and networking, investment, loan management and personal financial management Ninsiima Hellen
·     235 VSLA trained and supported Regional Coordinator, South Western Region ( 0757288399)
10 2015-2016 Grant for implementation of agribusiness coaching for potato value chain actors in Kabale District 195,000,000 Kabale District – 19 Lower local Governments International Ferrtiliser Development Centre (IFDC) – CATALIST project 331 FGs (over 8,000 farmers) formed, strengthened and  supported   to register at sub county and district level; Ninsiima Hellen
205 VSLAs formed, strengthened and linked to financial institutions; Regional Coordinator, South Western Region ( 0757288399)
100 Farmer Groups  trained in Faab
76 FG clusters formed, strengthened and supported to undertake collective actions
19 Sub County Agribusiness Clusters Formed and strengthened
1 district potato traders association formed
Grains –
11 2023-2024 Partnership Agreement for the support of Building Resilience and Inclusive Growth of Highland farming systems for rural Transformation (BRIGHT) @@@ Kigezi region International Fertilizer Development Center(IFDC) –          @@@@ Grace Babirye
Title:Ag. Team Lead
Address: Mbale, Uganda
Tel; 256- 752-877-130
Email: gbabirye@ifdc.org
12 2021-2022 Supply of agro-inputs (bean seed, fertilisers, pesticides and post-harvest handling and farming equipment) and provision of advisory services on Good Agricultural Practices (GAPs) under the e-voucher system for the Agricultural Cluster Development Project (ACDP) NA (Framework contract) 47 districts in Uganda Government of Uganda: Ministry of Agriculture, Animal Industry and Fisheries (MAAIF) –          Enrolling Farmer groups and individual farmers engaged in maize, coffee, cassava, beans and rice value chains in selected districts to get value addition matching grants and farm inputs under e-voucher system respectively. William Etek
–          Mobilising and training farmers to prepare them to receive and utilize the agro-inputs Coordinator,
@@@ –          Procurement and supply of farm inputs to the beneficiaries farmers E-voucher Component
–          Providing technical guidance to farmers to ensure efficient utilization of the farm inputs 2.56773E+11
13 2020-2021 Subcontract for Supporting market systems and promoting climate smart agricultural production for bean growers. 450,000,000 South western Uganda Grow more seeds and Chemicals  Limited with funding from Abitrust Over 76 farmer groups/organisations  with a total of 549 farmer trained and coached in bean agronomy (including iron rich beans) and post-harvest handling and facilitated to access lucrative markets for their produce Mr Rao
Chairman
Grow More Seeds and Chemicals
1.026587878