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Featured Projects and Agro-Tech

We present a few examples of Opportunities that are ready to go and upscale, have solid financial models, and solid business models.

Dream Valley

Dream Valley empowers the agro-industry through an integrated vertical value and supply chain, bridging the gap between input suppliers and smallholder farmers in developing economies all the way to consumers in premium markets.

The global market of high-value fresh fruits like mangos, avocados, citrus, and grapes is over €600 billion a year (exp. 2022) with a 5.7% annual growth rate. Mangos alone are a $60 billion market.

Dream Valley, through its program, including Sustainable Agro Business Models, Farming community cooperation, and leading Agro Tech, connects these farmers to leading Supermarkets such as Aldi, Rewe and Coop. From Farm to Table.

The immediate need is project funding to enable the rollout of these orders.

The Good Charcoal

The charcoal comes from the Namibian bush in Africa, one of the hottest places on earth. It’s made from Acacia, a denser wood than Oak and Hickory; It burns hotter and more evenly. Therefore, you do not need to use as much charcoal for your BBQ.

Good for the Environment? Acacia bushes make for great charcoal. However, in Namibia, the overgrowth of the Acacia through ”bush encroachment” threatens open grasslands needed for people and wildlife alike. Bush encroachment is also endangering the cheetahs in Namibia that need these grasslands to hunt.

Good for the Community? The Good Charcoal Company is enabling the export of this charcoal to leading retailers in the US. It is seeking additional Funding rounds to upscale its operations.

Tevel b’Tzedek

Tevel b’Tzedek, founded by Micha Odenheimer, is a remarkable organization dedicated to Tikkun Olam—repairing a broken world—by supporting farming communities in Africa with critical infrastructure, training, and technology. In drought-stricken regions like Zambia, where hunger and power shortages are daily struggles, Tevel b’Tzedek leverages Israeli innovation to provide sustainable solutions. From irrigated farming to solar-powered energy access, the organization is not just addressing immediate needs but also empowering communities for long-term resilience. Odenheimer’s reflections from the field highlight the urgency of these challenges and the transformative power of decentralized, renewable energy in breaking cycles of poverty.

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