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Activating Soil Life for Sustainable Productivity Developed by Taiyo Yuka Co., Ltd. (Japan) a specialist in resource upcycling and environmental technologies since 1963, TOKYO8 was created to restore degraded soils and reverse declining agricultural productivity through beneficial microorganisms. The technology rebuilds soil biological activity, improves nutrient availability, and restores soil fertility, providing a sustainable foundation for resilient agricultural production. Since its introduction in Africa in 2021, TOKYO8 has expanded through partnerships and an innovative local production franchise model in more than 13 countries, with operational production units already established in Malawi. By enabling local manufacturing while restoring soil health, the technology supports national priorities for food security, climate resilience, and sustainable agricultural transformation, while strengthening local production capacity and reducing dependence on imported agricultural inputs.
FeSeRWAM, Smart Recommendations to Optimize Your Farming Practices! FeSeRWAM is a digital platform that helps users select the best seeds, the most suitable fertilizers, and the most appropriate agricultural practices based on their crops and local farming conditions. It helps government authorities improve agricultural planning, strengthen extension services, and support evidence-based policies. The platform supports input subsidy programs, fertilizer recommendations, and the promotion of improved seed varieties adapted to local agricultural conditions. By providing reliable recommendations, FeSeRWAM helps public institutions improve agricultural productivity, food security, and the delivery of advisory services.
Natural Allies for Mango Mealybug Control This technology provides an effective, cost-efficient intervention to protect mango value chains in Africa. The release and establishment of two parasitoid species—Gyranusoidea tebygi and Anagyrus mangicola—has shown a dramatic impact in reducing mango mealybug populations, leading to increased yields and farm income. With research costs already covered, the expansion to new countries requires only modest investments in rearing and monitoring. This intervention aligns with sustainable agriculture goals, reduces pesticide use, and strengthens the resilience of smallholder farming systems.