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Activating Soil Life for Sustainable Productivity Developed by Taiyo Yuka Co., Ltd. (Japan), a specialist in microbial resource recycling and environmental technologies since 1963, TOKYO8 was created to restore degraded soils and address declining agricultural productivity through beneficial microorganisms. The technology rebuilds soil biological activity, improves nutrient availability, and restores soil fertility, supporting climate-resilient agricultural production and sustainable food systems. Since its introduction in Africa in 2021, TOKYO8 has expanded through partnerships to more than 13 African countries, demonstrating the potential of nature-based soil restoration to improve food security, strengthen farmers' resilience, and support sustainable rural livelihoods. By restoring soil health and increasing the productivity of degraded agricultural land, the technology contributes to long-term agricultural transformation while helping development programs achieve lasting environmental and socio-economic impact.
FeSeRWAM, Smart Recommendations to Optimize Your Farming Practices! FeSeRWAM is a digital platform that helps users choose the best seeds, fertilizers, and agricultural practices suited to their crops and local farming conditions. It helps development partners design and implement more effective agricultural projects by providing reliable recommendations for different agricultural zones. The platform enables better targeting of project activities, strengthens advisory services for farmers, and promotes the efficient use of agricultural inputs. By promoting evidence-based decision-making, FeSeRWAM contributes to sustainable agricultural development and improved outcomes for farmers.
Smart farming support—anytime, anywhere. farmbetter is a proven digital advisory platform that drives climate-smart agriculture, gender inclusion, and environmental regeneration. By combining personalized farmer advice, digitized extension services, and real-time monitoring, development programs can scale sustainable practices rapidly while tracking behavior change and impact. The platform is active in Africa, Asia, and Latin America, and has been adopted by projects funded by SDC, GIZ, and other global donors. It enables cost-effective implementation, evidence-based learning, and wide-scale farmer empowerment.
Easy-to-use solution for food traceability Fairfood offers advanced tracking solutions through Trace technology, enabling agricultural and food-related companies to transparently showcase the exact origins of their products. This technology empowers companies to openly provide evidence supporting claims of product sustainability, facilitating transparency and accountability. Whether through public disclosure or inclusion on product packaging, Trace technology enhances trust by giving consumers verifiable insights into the journey and sustainability practices associated with the products they choose.
Accessible best agricultural practices for everyone The "Stepwise Approach" is a structured methodology developed by the IITA research team and its partners, particularly under the CGIAR Research Program on Climate Change, Agriculture, and Food Security (CCAFS). This approach is tailored to assist smallholder coffee farmers in Uganda in adopting Climate Smart Agriculture (CSA) practices. It functions by breaking down recommended, yet often unaffordable, best practices into smaller, more economically feasible packages that can be implemented gradually in phases. The Stepwise Approach takes into account specific agro-ecological variables and addresses the needs and aspirations of farmers to guide incremental investments in a systematic manner. It aims to inform and guide farmers on the most efficient investments required to enhance coffee yields, improve farmer livelihoods, and increase resilience to climate change effects. Additionally, it contributes to increasing awareness and knowledge about climate-smart agricultural practices among farmers and assists both the public and private sectors in effectively targeting extension support to smallholder coffee farmers.