Kuza

Kuza is a digital learning and rural entrepreneurship platform built for corporations, governments, and development agencies that support smallholder farmers, rural youth, women, and small business owners across Africa and Asia.

Key capabilities include:

• A micro-learning content library with bite-sized HD video modules in local languages covering entrepreneurship, business, soft and life skills, plus agriculture topics such as good agricultural practices, climate-smart technologies, and regenerative agriculture for 40+ crops and livestock.
• Self-powered portable digital kits designed for low-connectivity rural environments, enabling immersive learning without internet and without requiring digital literacy.
• The REDI (Rural Entrepreneur Development Incubators) model that trains youth agripreneurs to deliver bundled, last-mile services at the farm gate, including advisory, access to quality inputs, credit, and market linkages.
• OneNetwork, a multi-sided digital platform based on a 4P ecosystem model (public, private, philanthropy) that brings partners together around farmers to support performance standards, transparency, and accountability.

Available on Web and Android.

Target users include partner organisations (corporations, development agencies, governments) implementing rural livelihood and agriculture programs, plus end users such as youth agripreneurs, smallholder farmers, and rural SMEs.

Notable context: the platform reports reach across Africa and Asia, including work referenced in Kenya, Rwanda, India, and partnerships supporting farmers across 11 African countries. Kuza also reports an independent 2022 study with World Bank Kenya and AgriFin in which 97% of participating farmers reported improved overall quality of life, and it is a Certified B Corporation with a published B Impact score of 137.2.