Across Tanzania, large volumes of organic waste from markets, farms, households, and food businesses are dumped, left to decompose unmanaged, or handled through fragmented informal systems. At the same time, smallholder farmers face rising fertilizer costs, declining soil fertility, and reduced resilience to climate shocks.
Lima Africa connects these two problems through one integrated infrastructure model — sourcing and processing organic waste through controlled bioconversion, composting, and organo-mineral formulation.