
Investing in Rural Resilience: Learnings from 25 Years of Impact
Root Capital’s Head of Advisory in Africa, Rose Ochieng (left) and Chief External Affairs Officer, Scott
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Root Capital’s Head of Advisory in Africa, Rose Ochieng (left) and Chief External Affairs Officer, Scott
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Meet Bilha Wanjira Kirera, a University of Embu graduate, and former Root Capital Talent Partner. Read the story of how she enhanced sustainable farming practices in Embu, Kenya, securing a full-time role at Limbua Group Limited and inspiring local youth towards agricultural careers.
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Rural youth face limited job opportunities, prompting migration to urban areas. Local cooperatives and small businesses can provide sustainable agricultural careers through reliable incomes, training, and market access. Root Capital's Next Generation Jobs initiative supports young agricultural leaders through a combination of Talent Partnerships, resilience grants, and advisory services, fostering local talent and entrepreneurship.
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Our biennial report covers two years of progress, highlighting our impact pathways, two client stories, financials from the years, and more.
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The world’s 1.2 billion young people represent either a huge demographic challenge or a massive opportunity. By supporting agricultural businesses that recognize the necessity of investing in the next generation, we can ensure that opportunity is unlocked.
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Togolese social entrepreneur Francois Locoh-Donou is at the forefront of efforts to build the capacity for nut processing within West Africa.
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