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Promising Technologies

The technologies showcased here are not yet ready to be scaled but are promising.

Regions
North Africa
West Africa
East Africa
Central Africa
Southern Africa
Commodity groups
Animal production
Aromatic and stimulant crops
Cereals
Fruits
Legumes
Oilseed crops
Roots and tubers
Vegetables
Temperature
Moisture level
Return on investment
Sustainable Development Goals

2 results

LIFE Plant Biostimulants: Approach to produce microbials fertilizers

Bio-stimulant for free smallholders' access to biofertilizers to support enhanced plant yields! Lifeworks Global is advancing sustainable agriculture through Lactobacillus Serum and Fish Hydrolysate, organic microbial fertilizers, and plant biostimulants that enhance soil health, nutrient efficiency, and crop productivity. These technologies, rooted in the use of hydrolyzed proteins since the 1970s, leverage amino acid-rich formulas to improve plant growth and resilience to stress. The global adoption of such solutions reflects diverse regulatory classifications: Brazil considers them biofertilizers, Canada views them as supplements, and the USA defines them as biostimulants under the 2018 Farm Bill, highlighting their role in boosting crop quality and yield.


Government Not yet validated 5•6 3

SOP: Standard Operating Procedure for Tilapia hatcheries

SOP for a productive, high value and market-oriented aquaculture sector. The fish farming industry is growing in Africa and tilapia hatcheries plays an important role to ensure the quality of seed produced. Egypt is the African leading aquaculture producer and the Egyptian tilapia hatcheries supply farms with seed which contribute to national farmed fish production. The existing hatcheries face a number of constraints mostly low production capacities mainly due to poor management of broodstocks, low survival rates of the produced fries/fingerlings, poor growth rates and others all due to non-existence of standard operating procedures that would facilitate improvement of the mentioned constraints. Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) are a set of written instructions that describe step-by-step processes that must be taken to accurately perform routine activities to meets quality standards. The SOPs doesn’t focus on what needs to be done but rather how the routine tasks at the facility should be performed.


Government Not yet validated 9•5 3

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