Innovative Agricultural Entrepreneurs Gets Support After BRIDGE-in Agriculture Pitch Competition

The second edition of the BRIDGE-in Agriculture Pitch Competition came to a close few days ago with eight innovative agricultural entrepreneurs showcasing groundbreaking solutions for Ghana’s agricultural sector.

The competition, organized by BRIDGE-in Agriculture, a 5-year Mastercard Foundation program, aims to support emerging Ghanaian agricultural entrepreneurs by providing access to affordable capital and capacity building.

The three winning companies, selected from a pool of talented entrepreneurs, were awarded cash prizes to further develop their innovative solutions.

Taking home the top prize of $5,000, DUCKPRO GHANA LTD is revolutionizing poultry farming with sustainable, protein-rich feed from Duckweed. This innovative approach is set to transform the poultry industry in Ghana.

Awarded $3,000, Wobil Technologies Limited is tackling post-harvest losses through mobile rice threshing services and farmer support. Their solution is poised to make a significant impact on rice farmers in Ghana.

Receiving $2,000, OASAL Group is converting cashew apple waste into industrial ethanol while supporting rural farmers. This innovative solution is not only environmentally friendly but also provides economic opportunities for rural communities.

The BRIDGE-in Agriculture program is committed to supporting innovative entrepreneurs like these winners, who are driving positive change in Ghana’s agricultural sector.

The BRIDGE-in Agriculture program will continue to provide opportunities for emerging agricultural entrepreneurs to access funding, training, and mentorship.

As the program grows, it is expected to have a lasting impact on Ghana’s agricultural sector, driving innovation, job creation, and economic growth.

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