Overview

Eco-Terra Farms Solar City also referred to as “ETFSC”, is launching the world’s first state-of-the art large-scale organic non-GMO farm and fully electrified sustainable city.

The goal of providing African Food Security that will be unmatched through modern and sustainable technologies, the Company will launch its farms in Tanzania and Kenya first, before expanding across the continent.

While feeding millions of people, Eco-Terra Farms will reduce poverty and improve the quality of life in Tanzania and Kenya by creating employment of over 2,500 new direct jobs and 4,500 indirect associated jobs per each project, boosting economic growth, activating subsidiary industries on the agriculture sector value chain, attracting foreign direct investment, facilitating skills development and transfer, and reducing carbon emission footprint.

The Company is acutely aware that the agriculture sectors throughout Africa are confronted by a number of challenges including regional food crisis, persistent food insecurity, impact of world food price increases, supply-side crises, and harmful environmental impacts. Further, the governments have now finally issued mandates to ensure household food security, increase sustainable agriculture productivity through diversification and enhancement of commercial agriculture activities, and to develop and promote appropriate technologies and efficient extension services. Eco-Terra Farms is therefore uniquely positioned to successfully introduce a new organic farming technology blueprint in Africa, to complement governmental efforts seamlessly and perfectly.

Having duly examined the current state of agriculture, Eco-Terra Farms is confident that its proposed large-scale infrastructure projects will effectively address each country’s food needs. The Company strives to achieve the necessary quantity and quality of food production to adequately feed each country and its surrounding neighbors by utilizing tools, advanced technologies, and other resources to implement and develop sustainable organic food production. As the first of its kind in Africa, ETFSCL will also serve as an agritourism center for the whole continent and thus attract both local and foreign tourists and businesses to each country.

PARTNERSHIP

Partnership and Implementation Objectives

ETFSC’s strategy is to forge relations with competent and experienced service providers, use various resources and renewable energy technologies, and apply total quality management systems to implement and develop sustainable organic food production. The Company will employ up-to-date project management principles, scheduling, testing and evaluation techniques, and performance metrics as part of its overall implementation plan.