Empowering Farmers in Malawi with MboraMAX
Developed by Tech Entrepreneurs
Empowering rural smallholder farmers in Malawi, MboraMAX offers a unique solution that combines connectivity, energy, and access to financing. Founded in 2020 by Adrian Raisbeck and Claudia Haak, this agri-fintech startup aims to address financial and technological inclusion challenges in Africa.
MboraMAX Platform
MboraMAX provides users with a mobile application that grants access to a variety of services. Through this integrated approach, farmers receive affordable internet and electricity from smart solar stations, along with tailored financial services to meet their specific needs.
Empowering Communities
The platform focuses on empowering farmers, women, youth, and entrepreneurs to drive economic growth, resilience, and sustainable development. By aligning with the sustainable development goals, MboraMAX is committed to making a positive impact on local communities.
Digital Microloans and Innovations
MboraMAX stands out by offering digital microloans to farmers who lack access to traditional banking services. By utilizing behavioral data such as energy usage and weather patterns, the startup creates credit profiles to provide targeted financing for agricultural needs.
Community Reach and Impact
Operating in various villages in central Malawi, Mbora collaborates with local communities to install stations that offer 4G connectivity and sustainable electricity. This infrastructure not only supports financial services but also enables farmers to access vital information like weather forecasts and online courses.
Future Goals
With a vision to impact 100 million people in sub-Saharan Africa by 2030, Mbora is dedicated to creating a technology-driven ecosystem that fosters economic and social development in the region.
