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Maputo Bridge Capital

Connecting sponsors to Mozambican smallholder farmers.

Sponsors pay local seed shops directly. Farmers repay into a Community Fund that sponsors the next farmer.

Fact Sheet

Founded2024
HeadquartersFort Worth, Texas, USA
FounderAnselmo Boaventura
Field PartnerCOJAZ Cooperative, Zambézia Province
ModelSponsors pay local seed shops directly; farmers repay into a Community Fund
Overhead92% to the farmer — 8% covers verification and field visits
Tax StatusSponsorships are gifts, not investments — not tax-deductible
Contactanselmo.boaventura@maputobridgecapital.com
Phone(516) 360-8323

How the Model Works

1. Sponsor pays

A sponsor funds a farmer's season. 92% goes straight to the farmer's local seed and fertilizer shop. 8% covers verification and field visits.

2. Farmer grows

The farmer collects seeds and inputs from the agro-dealer, plants, and grows their crop through the season.

3. Community Fund

When the harvest is sold, the farmer repays into the Community Fund — which sponsors the next farmer. The cycle continues.

Founder

Anselmo Boaventura, founder of Maputo Bridge Capital

Anselmo Boaventura

Founder, Maputo Bridge Capital

Anselmo Boaventura founded Maputo Bridge Capital in 2024 to connect sponsors directly to Mozambican smallholder farmers. Based in Fort Worth, Texas, he works with the COJAZ cooperative in Zambézia Province. His model is simple: sponsors pay local seed shops directly, and when farmers sell their harvest, they repay into a Community Fund that sponsors the next farmer — creating a sustainable cycle of agricultural empowerment.