A Foundational Experience
Nsengo was born from the experience of Emelyne Bahanda, then a UNDP officer in the Republic of Congo.
In 2013, she lost 13,000 tomato plants due to an irrigation issue, and then a hectare of onions due to an insect invasion. This personal experience prompted her to reflect on the challenges faced by smallholder farmers.
A few years later, in Cameroon, she met with farmers to understand their reality. Drawing on her background in development finance, she decided to create Nsengo.
A Shared Reality
This experience reflects a reality shared by millions of African smallholder farmers who lack appropriate tools to grow and secure their activity.
Nsengo offers a circular, traceable, and sustainable model to make agricultural finance more efficient, fairer, and better aligned with field realities.
Do you manage or fund an agricultural project? Let’s explore what Nsengo can do for you.
