Innovazing vision

Innovazing Vision's market in 2021 is of more or less of 200 people including: 50 young students, 50 students of the terminal degree, 100 women active in the informal sale of food in Butembo city and throughout the province of North Kivu in the DRC victim of the effects of war for 25 years.

We will grant them by the credit in kind (agricultural inputs and broodstocks) or in cash (at low interest rate 2%) after adequate training. This will be done through profiling training workshops for potential micro-entrepreneurs to promote education, health, nutrition and food security.

In September 2019, our expert carried out a market study on the activities of women selling food products (tomatoes, sweet potatoes ...) on the KITULU market in the city of BUTEMBO which indicated that 87% have seed capital $ 10 USD and make a small profit of $ 3.37 per day. Household spending of US $ 3 for low-income households reduces their net income to US $ 0.37.

This is why, from August to December 2020, we launched the win-win partnership program with the TRAVAIL-ETUDE program, which supervises 20 students from disadvantaged families of the Faculty of Agricultural Sciences and Biodiversity of the Free University of the Great Lake Countries Butembo. This partnership consists not only of allowing them to put into practice the knowledge acquired in the agrifood industry through the production and consumption of local products in order to promote our local industry and also integrate GLOBAL VALUE CHAINS, but also to earn money to pay for their studies (Schools fees).

From February 2020, we supervise young parents and illiterate mothers (o 30 years old) micro-entrepreneurs who sell to small markets (kitulu in Butembo city), province of North-Kivu in DRC, through cash management training workshops (in local tongue). 

We solve the problem related to the lack of agricultural and livestock inputs (pig broodstock, chickens, eggs, agricultural seeds and more) for local farmers, and imported foods with less sanitary control sold by women micro-entrepreneurs in small markets called (Limanga or Kasoko) which are the source of many diseases such as malnutrition, the coronavirus pandemic, the Ebola epidemic, etc and the problem of financial security and the very high interest rate which does not allow the growth of business.

Win-win partnership with our clients and winners included in the database. The technicality of the company is duplicated to each client of his training in agro-industry to quickly earn the money that will allow them to pay their school and academic fees. Mother tongue training for women micro-entrepreneurs in financial management. 

We have already organized 3 training workshops for 18 young illiterate parents and mothers (up to 30 years old) and supported them each with $10 (equivalent of their capital), which they repay in installments (for 4 months). 

We granted 20 young students from the Faculty of Agricultural Sciences and Biodiversity of the University of the Countries of the Great Lake of Butembo, 9 breeders of pigs and 200 kg of seeds (corn, potatoes, soybeans).