Agricultural programmes and agribusiness
Follow an agricultural basin cooperative by cooperative.
Public programmes, donors, agribusinesses and farmer organisations need a reliable reading of their basins. Wakama structures information by crop, cooperative and area, and follows how it evolves through the season.
Wakama documents and monitors; support and financing choices remain yours.
Basin view · current season
Demo basin · 3 cooperatives
- Crops followed
- Maize, soy, cashew
- Geotagged plots
- By cooperative, with survey date
- Season
- Compared with the three-season median
- Watches
- One area with a persistent gap
- Missing information
- Member list of one cooperative
- Proposed actions
- Targeted visits, technical support
Fictitious example. Indicators are defined with your teams.
01 /The need
Running a farmer network on reliable information.
The same questions come up whether you finance, buy or support.
- 01
Scattered data
Information on farmers and plots is spread across cooperatives, agents and files.
- 02
Uncertain volumes
Anticipating a basin’s volumes is hard without reading the plots.
- 03
Impact hard to show
Reporting on a programme requires dated, verifiable evidence.
02 /Realistic deliverables
A shared reading for everyone in the basin.
Deliverables are defined with you, based on what can actually be collected in your areas.
- 01
Farmer and plot base
Farmers, cooperatives and geotagged plots, with their sources.
Services / Verify
- 02
Season monitoring
Vegetation trends by area and crop, gaps to history.
Monitor
- 03
Financing files
For farmers referred to a partner institution.
Wakama Score
- 04
Programme reports
Agreed, dated and sourced indicators for your committees and partners.
Reports
03 /Roles and limits
Structured information. Your support choices.
What Wakama does
- Structure farmers, cooperatives and plots
- Follow the season by area and crop
- Flag gaps and missing information
- Produce sourced reports
What your organisation keeps
- Targeting of farmers and areas
- Purchasing, financing or support decisions
- The relationship with cooperatives
- Commitments to your partners
Limits and dependencies
- Collection depends on access to cooperatives
- Impact indicators to be defined and validated together
- Station and drone coverage as available
04 /Getting started
Start on a readable perimeter.
- 1Meeting
Demo
See a fictitious basin view and its indicators.
- 2Deliverables
Test cooperatives
Structure and follow a few cooperatives over a season.
- 3Tailored
Programme
Extend to the basin with agreed indicators and reports.
Next step
Let’s talk about your basin and what you need to be able to follow.
A short meeting to understand your programme and see the method on a fictitious basin.