Brussels Briefing 49 “Youth in agribusiness: shaping the future of agriculture" Bertrand Foffe: E-commerce opportunities for farmers

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The Brussels Development Briefing no. 49 on “Youth in agribusiness: shaping the future of agriculture” took place on 18th of May 2017 from 09:00 to 13:00, at the ACP Secretariat in Brussels, Belgium. This Briefing was co-organised by CTA, the ACP Secretariat, European Commission (DG DEVCO), Concord, PAFO and AgriCord.

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Brussels Briefing 49:
Youth in agribusiness: shaping the future of agriculture
Presentation
Bertrand Foffe, Founder, Jangolo Farm,
Cameroon “E-commerce opportunities for farmers”

Eat healthy, eat local.
By Bertrand Foffe

Jangolo
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- Team (6)
- www.jangolo.cm
- www.farmer.cm
- facebook/jangolofarm

Jangolo : A farm 2.0 - Challenge overview
I need to:
1- Budget
2- Raise capital
3- Plan cultures
4- Manage
logistics
I want to:
1- Plant
2- Maintain
3- Harvest
4- Sell
Connectthefieldwiththemarket
realities

Jangolo: A farm 2.0 - Lifecycle
Planning
Budget
Planting
MaintainingHarvesting
Delivering
Selling

Jangolo : Selling solutions (e-commerce) 2/2
Challenges:
- Promoting local products
- Promoting local
consumption
- Logistics from farm to
shop
- Limited quantity supplied
- Quality standardization
- Demand forecasting
- Access to offline farmersLessons learned:
- Organic growth strategy
- E-shop education / culture
- Logistics partnership
- Marketing & Visibility
- Power of digital
(Collaborative & flex work)

Jangolo : Unexplored opportunities
Plantin
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Maintaini
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DeliveringHarvestin
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Connect with
Educational
Connect with
Financial
Connect with
Transformation
Connect with
Packaging

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