Christine Ager, Kenya
In the soil beneath a Nairobi market, something useful was being wasted. Every day, tonnes of vegetable scraps
The Women2Women pillar supports women-led businesses across sizes and stages who face isolation, limited market linkages and gaps in confidence and soft skills. It provides structured mentorship programs and opportunities to build communities of practice. Through a hybrid model that connects women across pillars and country contexts, it enables them to access peer learning, strengthen linkages and become part of a thriving network of women agripreneurs.
Before VALUE4HER, I was building my business alone. Now I have a network of women who understand exactly what I’m going through, and some of my best business relationships started in this community
Adanne Uche, VALUE4HER Member & Founder/CEO – Ady’s Agro Processing Limited Nigeria
Women agripreneurs place greater trust in peers who are navigating similar market conditions, constraints, and gendered realities.
Women agripreneurs place greater trust in peers who are navigating similar market conditions, constraints, and gendered realities.
Many entrepreneurs operate in silos, with limited access to networks that are relevant to their sector, scale and stage of business. Our women2women pillar bridges that gap by ensuring the entrepreneurs speak andguide each other.
Entrepreneurs place high value on learning from others operating in the same sector or value chain, rather than generic or geographically-bound groups. Exposure to real businesses and practical examples helps translate knowledge into action, especially for navigating growth and operational challenges.
Every woman agripreneur’s journey is different, but each one needs the right mix of support, opportunity, and connection to thrive. VALUE4HER’s programs are built around five pillars that address these needs, creating pathways for women to access markets, finance, knowledge, technology, and networks.
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