Climate change poses an existential threat to agriculture, particularly in Africa, where smallholder farmers are most vulnerable. At Agri Frontier, we champion climate-resilient agricultural practices to combat this crisis. Our investment strategies prioritize agri-SMEs that utilize climate-smart technologies such as resilient seed varieties, precision agriculture, and regenerative farming methods.

By supporting businesses that restore degraded lands, reduce carbon emissions, and enhance water efficiency, we are contributing to the global fight against climate change. Our efforts are aligned with the SDG 13 (Climate Action) and SDG 15 (Life on Land), ensuring that our investments protect ecosystems and create lasting environmental benefits.

Women play a vital role in African agriculture, yet they face systemic barriers that hinder their full participation in the value chain. Agri Frontier is committed to advancing gender equity by providing support to women-led agri-businesses and fostering inclusive leadership within the companies we invest in. We believe that empowering women in agribusiness drives innovation, improves productivity, and creates more resilient communities.

Our approach aligns with the 2X Challenge, which calls for increased investments in women-led businesses and gender-inclusive development. We are also working to develop gender equity transition plans for the companies in our portfolio, ensuring they foster equal opportunities at all levels, from the boardroom to the field.

With over 60% of Africa’s population under 25, youth employment is critical to the continent’s economic future. At Agri Frontier, we prioritize investments in businesses that create quality jobs for young people, particularly in rural areas where agriculture is the primary source of income. By equipping youth with the skills and opportunities needed to excel in agribusiness, we help them build sustainable livelihoods and drive innovation across the sector.

We are aligned with SDG 8 (Decent Work and Economic Growth) and SDG 4 (Quality Education), ensuring that our efforts lead to both immediate job creation and long-term career development for Africa’s youth.

Agriculture is the backbone of many African economies, and at Agri Frontier, we see enormous potential to drive economic growth through sustainable and innovative practices. By providing agri-SMEs with investment readiness support and access to finance, we enable them to scale, access new markets, and contribute to the prosperity of their communities. Our approach focuses on strengthening entire agricultural value chains, from production to processing and distribution.

This economic empowerment aligns with SDG 2 (Zero Hunger) and SDG 8 (Decent Work and Economic Growth), helping to lift smallholder farmers out of poverty while improving food security across the continent.