iProduce Africa's strong network and commitment to innovation make them an ideal partner for organisations seeking measurable impact in agriculture.
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Musa Fajuyi
Partnerships Director, DGT Ltd
Partner with us
Partner With Us to Transform Africa's Agribusiness Future
We collaborate with organisations, institutions, and ecosystem leaders to create opportunities, build capacity, and strengthen agribusiness across Africa — from development finance and banking to mechanisation, advisory, and skills.
Partnership pathway
For organisations, sponsors and institutions
Why iProduce
Why organizations partner with us
iProduce Africa connects banks, institutions, advisory firms, and sector leaders with agripreneurs who need training, market access, and finance. Partnering here means visibility across a growing ecosystem — not a one-off sponsorship slot.
Pan-African Reach
Reach agripreneurs, SMEs, and sector actors across Nigerian and wider African value chains through one platform.
Capacity Building
Co-deliver training, mentorship, and export-readiness programmes with measurable participant outcomes.
Industry Network
Connect with banks, development institutions, advisory firms, and producer associations in one ecosystem.
Knowledge Exchange
Share research, insights, and practical expertise with an audience already engaged in agribusiness growth.
Innovation Focus
Pilot climate-smart tools, digital channels, and new models alongside implementation partners in the field.
Sustainable Impact
Align programmes with livelihoods, gender inclusion, and long-term value-chain resilience.
Partnership opportunities
Ways we can work together
Every partnership starts differently. Tell us what you want to co-create — programmes, events, research, sponsorship, or strategic collaboration — and we'll shape the fit together.
Training & Capacity Building
Co-design Academy workshops, cohort programmes, and mentorship tracks for agripreneurs and producer groups.
Sponsorship Opportunities
Fund events, competitions, or community programmes with clear brand presence and participant access.
Events & Industry Engagement
Host or co-host forums, webinars, and convenings that bring your audience into the iProduce network.
Research & Knowledge Sharing
Publish joint insights, case studies, or policy briefs drawn from shared programme work.
Strategic Partnerships
Build multi-year initiatives around finance, mechanisation, market access, or export readiness.
Community Development Initiatives
Support livelihood and entrepreneurship programmes tied to women, youth, or rural producer communities.
Trusted by many
Hear From Our Valuable Partners
Working with iProduce gave our programme reach into communities we had never been able to support directly. The trust they've built across the continent is hard to replicate.
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Hauwa Bello
Programme Lead, Sahara Foundation
A rare partner that brings both depth on the ground and discipline in how they measure outcomes. Our co-designed cohort exceeded every target we set.
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Dr. Tunde Adeyemi
Director of Research, AgriFutures Africa
Become a Partner
Ready to partner with iProduce?
Interested in collaborating with iProduce Africa? Tell us about your organization and partnership goals, and a member of our team will be in touch.
- Co-develop programmes & initiatives
- Free to apply — no card required
- Open to individuals and organisations
- Reviewed within 5 working days
- Partnership follow-up within one week of approval
Partnership Enquiry Form
All fields are required. Takes about two minutes.
Frequently asked questions
Questions,
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Everything about partnering with iProduce Africa — answered plainly.
We collaborate on training and capacity building, sponsored events, joint research, strategic market-access initiatives, and community development programmes. The Partnership Enquiry Form below lets you indicate the area that fits your organisation best.
Be part of the future
Let's Build the Future of Agriculture Together
Join a growing network of organisations committed to innovation, capacity building, and sustainable growth across Africa.