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Value Chain Development

We strengthen horticultural value chains by connecting producers to reliable markets and improving the efficiency of the systems between farm and buyer

Through the Sustainable Development Goals Partnership (SDGP) in Rwanda, we worked with a consortium of partners to increase potato value chain efficiency in the Great Lakes region, training over 33,000 farmers and supporting hundreds of cooperatives to raise yields and improve market access.

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What we do;

  • Improve access to quality seeds and good agricultural practices (GAP).
  • Raise skills and knowledge among growers.
  • Improve market accessibility for smallholder farmers.
  • Support cooperatives and farmer groups to organize collectively.
  • Increase awareness and sales of quality agricultural inputs.
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Our Approach: From Skills to Economic Impact;

We apply a structured pathway: 

Farmer training → Good agricultural practices → Quality inputs → Cooperative strengthening → Market access → Regional value chain growth.

We offer;

  • Farmer Field Days as a practical training format.
  • Consortium partnerships combining technical, financial and market expertise (Holland Greentech, HFF, Agriterra, Delphy, Money Phone, SPF).
  • Support to cooperatives and farmer groups.
  • Promotion of quality inputs and improved practices.

 Impact Areas Aligned


Job Creation 

  • Support to 352 cooperatives and farmers groups, strengthening organised, collective employment in the value chain.

Improved Incomes

  • Over 50% increase in yield among participating farmers.
  • More than 33,000 farmers trained across 832 Farmer Field Days.

Green Growth

  • 4,373 hectares farmed using eco efficient methods.
  • Improved use of quality inputs and good agricultural practices.

 Our Added Value

We bring together technical, financial and market actors in one consortium model, so that improvements in farming practice translate directly into functioning, profitable value chains rather than isolated productivity gains.

 Project Cases

Sustainable Development Goals Partnership (SDGP)

Holland Greentech Rwanda | 1 July 2019 to 30 September 2023 

Organization 

Consortium: Holland Greentech, HFF, Agriterra, Delphy, Money Phone, SPF. Project Details 

Theme: 

Increase potato value chain efficiency in the Great Lakes Region. 

Financials & Management 

DonorNetherlands Enterprise Agency (RVO). 

Project budget: EUR 800,000. 

Holland Greentech budget: EUR 200,000. 

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Objectives & Impact

  • Improve access to quality seeds and Good Agricultural Practices (GAP)
  • Higher skills and knowledge among potato growers
  • Improve market accessibility
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Achievements & Expansion

  • Over 50 percent increase in yield
  • More than 33,000 farmers trained in 832 Farmer Field Days
  • Improved use of quality inputs and Good Agricultural Practices (GAP)
  • Increased awareness and sales of HGT products
  • Supported 352 cooperatives and farmers' groups (target 300)
  • 4,373 hectares using eco efficient farming methods (target 2,000)


Horti Benin

Holland Greentech Benin | 2020 to 2023

Organization 

Holland Greentech, VDS Acampo, Go and Grow Farm Solution, Rijk Zwaan, Agriterra.

Project details

Improving vegetable growers' production and horticultural sector competitiveness in Benin through Dutch expertise.

Financials & Management 

Donor:  RVO-NL. 

Budget: EUR 800,000.

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Objectives & Impact

  • Improve income of vegetable growers in North and South Benin.
  • Contribute to local food security and vegetable supplies.
  • Food and nutrition security improvement.
  • Facilitating access to the market.
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Achievements & Expansion

  • Development of 40 demonstration plots with 40 lead farmers.
  • Vegetable growers have more productive and resilient farms.
  • All actors in the vegetable value chain in the target region work coherently, productively, and efficiently.