Innovation – Daraja Impact

January 12, 2026

Eatfresh: Turning Waste into Opportunity

In 2024, Eatfresh, a women-led agribusiness in Tanzania, took a decisive step to transform its avocado value...

Food And Nutrition

December 17, 2025

Goldenpot Limited and Daraja Impact Partner to Scale Goldenpot’s Impact on Women’s Empowerment and Malnutrition in Tanzania.

Dar es salaam, Tanzania – December, 2025 Goldenpot Limited (“Goldenpot”), a domestic manufacturer of affordable fortified maize...

December 17, 2025

Samora Ventures Secures Strategic Investment to Formalize Africa’s Food Supply Chain and Empower Farmers in Tanzania

Dar es salaam, Tanzania – December, 2025 Samora Ventures, a tech driven food and agriculture company connecting...

December 2, 2025

Plant Biodefenders Secures Growth Funding to Combat Crop Pests and Women in Tanzania Agriculture

This impact link fund will scale production of local biopesticide and expand training for farmers across the...

Circular Economy

November 27, 2025

The Recycler Secures Impact Funding to Empower Women and Advance Tanzania’s Circular Economy

Dar es salaam, Tanzania – November, 2025 The Recycler, a leading waste management and recycling company in...

September 17, 2024

YYTZ Agro-Processing receives SIINC through Daraja Impact

YYTZ Agro-Processing (September 2024) – AlphaMundi Foundation, whose mission is to strengthen the long-term commercial viability of SMEs in...

June 25, 2024

Daraja Impact Announces Impact-Linked Funding to Maua Mazuri Tissue Culture Company, Boosting Agricultural Innovation in Tanzania

Dar es Salaam (June 2024) – Maua Mazuri, an agricultural innovation company based in Moshi, has received...

Daraja Impact is a 5-year project that seeks to support Tanzanian Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) through the provision of capital and technical assistance to advance economic inclusion and empowerment for women and youth. Daraja Impact (or the “project”) is funded by the Swiss Confederation, represented by the Swiss Federal Department of Foreign Affairs acting through the Embassy of Switzerland in Tanzania (“Embassy of Switzerland in Tanzania”) and is implemented by Small Enterprise Assistance Funds (or “SEAF”) in partnership with AlphaMundi Foundation (or “AMF”)