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Who is Rural Inclusion?

Rural Inclusion is an award-winning social enterprise on a mission to reduce poverty in rural communities across the world.

Our Social Business Model

Our Social Business Model

Our Commercial Work

We help our clients talk the language of rural communities by designing innovative capacity building solutions on topics of Climate Disaster Risk Finance and Insurance (CDRFI), agricultural skills and digital inclusion through our 3Ds approach and award-winning Ostrii platform

Our Social Programme

Leveraging our trading profits, technology and network of Inclusion Ambassadors from our commercial operations, we support community-based organisations (CBOs) with the skills, tools and network to accelerate their local impact.

There are an estimated 600 million smallholder farmers in the world, who are integral to the future of our planet.

Yet many smallholder farmers are among the world’s poorest, earning less than $2 a day. With that, they are often unable to pay for quality education, adequate health care services and investments to expand their production.

Without access to safety nets, and climate disasters becoming more frequent and severe, the farmers who feed our world face an uphill battle.

Community led solutions are more important than ever – however they are often underfunded and unheard.

“We saw organisations coming from outside the community to work on areas of agriculture and hunger. But those projects were not sustainable, as soon as they left, the projects finished. Our community did not feel a sense of ownership.”
Kondwani
Founder, Rise for Phoka CBO, Malawi (Rural Inclusion Partner)

Supporting smallholder farmers is not just an investment in agriculture; it’s an investment in our global future.

Meet Ostrii

Ostrii is our award winning offline mobile application we developed to enable community leaders to deliver video-based training and collect data.

It is backed by academic evidence from researchers at University of Nottingham and University of Bristol, and will be used to deliver our accelerator programme in local languages to community-based organisations.

We are proud to have worked with:

Working with our smallholder farmers is becoming more exciting and easier, especially due to the messaging being animated in our local languages.”
Chimwemwe Sakunda Ndhlovu
National Co-Ordinator, Caritas Malawi
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