Malnutrition affects millions of Ugandans but it is particularly devastating to women, babies, and children. 45% of child deaths in Uganda is attributed to malnutrition. (Source: Uganda Demographic health survey 2011 and 2016). Yellow Star leverages on adding value to cereals & grains processing them into nutritious flour products and last-mile distribution of these products to champion access to nutrition for babies, children and women. We use a network of youth sales agents (70% women) who distribute our healthy nutritious products through door-to door channels particularly in low income communities creating job opportunities for them while addressing the malnutrition problem by household target approach. Our solution embraces the use of pre-cooked instant ready-to-eat nutrient rich balanced products requiring minimal preparation and saving 50% of charcoal & firewood used. This offers convenience and maximum nutritional benefits in combating malnutrition related illnesses Secteurs Agri-entreprise Emplacement Kiziba, Ouganda Etape Se connecter pour afficher les détails Marchés Se connecter pour afficher les détails Modèle client Se connecter pour afficher les détails Recettes Se connecter pour afficher les détails Prise en charge par CGIAR > Food Systems Accelerator 2024 OXFAM Impact SME's Development Programme > Oxfam Superstar Impact Business competition Innovations Against Poverty Contact Se connecter pour afficher les détails Les médias sociaux Articles IAP portfolio businesses in Cambodia, Ethiopia, Uganda and Zambia are seeking investment to scale Since 2017, the Innovations Against Poverty (IAP) challenge fund has been challenging the private sector to develop products, services and business models that can contribute to poverty alleviation and environmental sustainability. The mandate of the fund has been to identify and support innovative inclusive businesses that benefit people living in poverty and generate commercial returns… Lire plus
IAP portfolio businesses in Cambodia, Ethiopia, Uganda and Zambia are seeking investment to scale Since 2017, the Innovations Against Poverty (IAP) challenge fund has been challenging the private sector to develop products, services and business models that can contribute to poverty alleviation and environmental sustainability. The mandate of the fund has been to identify and support innovative inclusive businesses that benefit people living in poverty and generate commercial returns… Lire plus