Si-Tcha AI · Cameroon
Farmers and groups: sell before you produce.
A harvest starts before planting, with an understanding of what buyers need. Si-Tcha AI connects farming groups, buyers and agronomists to coordinate production around demand in Cameroon.
Plan market access before planting
The project aims to align crop requirements, volumes and delivery calendars with farming group capacity. Building buyer commitments before production can reduce uncertainty after harvest. A buyer introduction does not guarantee a sale or a particular price.
Receive advice on a basic phone
The approach combines satellite data, predictive models and agronomic support. Essential information can be delivered by SMS; receiving a message does not require a smartphone or mobile internet.
Strengthen your farming group
Formal registration as a Common Initiative Group (GIC) helps structure participation in markets and agricultural programs. MINADER supports administrative processes for funding and grant programs. Awards remain subject to each program's eligibility requirements.
Explore the pilot
The starting point is a pilot with five selected GICs in Cameroon's Highlands, focused on potatoes and market garden produce. Contact the team to discuss participation and service availability in your area.