Through Amaya, C3A aims to scale from
managing 3000 farmers in Cameroon to
1_million farmers across 11_countries in Africa.
Amaya's goal in Africa
The C-3A integrates Amaya to strengthen the productivity and profitability of farmers and contribute to food security, environmental sustainability and economic development of the region.
Personalized technical advices
Technical support with personnalized advice, weather and disease alerts to optimize production, reduce the impact of climate change and ensure an ecological and sustainable transtion.
Assistance with formalisation and financing
Assistance in setting up local cooperatives and micro-credits.
Marketplace
Marketing to domestic and international buyers.
Export compliance
Intelligent generation of traceability and product certification reports.
Expected impacts
- Contribute to food self-sufficiency over 3 years for 500 000 agricultural stakeholders
- Drive 100% local economic growth by reducing food imports and increasing local production
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Promoting
sustainable and
environmentally friendly agriculture
Who is the C3A ?
This key organization is dedicated to promoting socio-economic integration and development in Africa, in alignment with the African Union’s Agenda 2065 and the ambitions of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA). C-3A is deeply committed to reducing essential food imports in Africa and aims to achieve food self-sufficiency. It actively responds to the challenges posed by health and security crises affecting continental production capacity.
And it encourages the adoption of simple technologies adapted for local processing of products, as well as the awareness and support of target populations using modern agricultural production techniques.
We talk about us
Amaya and C3A on the 20h of CAM 10 TV
CAM10 TV broadcasts the signing ceremony of the strategic partnership between Amaya and the African Confederation of Agro-pastoral Actors.
French agritech Amaya signs partnership with C-3A to support 500,000 agricultural actors in Africa
Amaya, the all-in-one application to accompany agricultural production, announced in April 2024, having signed a strategic partnership with the African Confederation of Agricultural Stakeholders (C-3A), a key player in the development of the agro-pastoral sector in Central Africa.