“Our aim is to develop profitable, sustainable commercial projects which will invest in empowering subsistence smallholders everywhere to lift themselves out of poverty and feed the world”
About Transformac
We are a team committed to tackling global food security and development challenges.
We want to do this by building innovative sustainable commercial agricultural operations.
We intend to use these operations as a platform for delivering scalable impact investment.
Our primary concerns
· The UN Food & Agriculture Organisation says that the world will run out of food by 2050
· There are over half a billion tiny smallholdings worldwide supporting over 2 billion people
· Upgrading their agricultural productivity is essential to fixing the looming global food gap
· Doing this will also allow subsistence smallholders to lift themselves out of poverty
· Smallholders need resources to educate themselves on how to transform their productivity
We want to help smallholders develop those educational resources
What will We Do?
· We aim to build commercial projects which will in turn invest in developing these resources
· The first Transformac project will be situated in Malawi, where the team has experience
“Our aim is to develop profitable, sustainable commercial projects which will invest in empowering subsistence smallholders everywhere to lift themselves out of poverty and feed the world”
Transformac intends to construct and operate a medical grade cannabis production facility
Our First Project
The market for medical grade cannabis is set to grow rapidly due to regulatory change
We have a strong working relationship with an established agricultural operator in Malawi
Access to in-depth expertise in developing and operating medical grade cannabis facilities
“Our market is growing exponentially and demands quality standards very few can match. We’re fortunate enough to have the very skills onboard that enabled those few to match them”
The Village Transformer Network
Right now, we’re setting up our own non-profit Transformac Foundation to invest in projects aimed at tackling global food insecurity.
The foundation’s initial project is based upon a simple idea.
First, a single subsistence village is empowered by us to start lifting itself out of food insecurity.
Then, after six months, that village starts the job of uplifting two of its neighbouring villages.
Then six months after that, each of those two villages start uplifting each of their neighbours. The result is a network that grows from a single ‘sapling’ village, just like a tree, constantly sprouting new pairs of branches as it grows.
We’ll then plant new sapling villages that very quickly spread our Village Transformer Network all across the globe.