Mozambican farmer with meager harvest, struggling to feed family
The Paradox

She grows food for a nation. Her children go to bed hungry.

The Cruel Paradox

Farmers Who Starve

The People Who Grow Food Cannot Eat

Mozambique is an agricultural nation — yet over 2.5 million people face severe food insecurity. Why? Because smallholder farmers have no storage, no transport, no processing. They must sell immediately at harvest for rock-bottom prices, then buy food back months later at triple the cost.

40%
Post-Harvest Loss
2.5M
Food Insecure
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"At harvest I sell my maize for almost nothing because it will rot. By January I have no food and no money. I must buy back what I grew at three times the price. My children are hungry. I am a farmer and my children are hungry."

— Helena, smallholder farmer, Manica

The Solution

Solar-powered storage facilities, mobile market access, and harvest-aligned financing mean farmers keep their crop, sell at fair prices, and feed their families year-round.

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