Ventures

The AquaNam project uses aquaponics, a system that combines aquaculture (raising aquatic animals in tanks) with hydroponics (growing plants using nutrient-rich water from aquaculture). The fish in this system are also edible. The project ensures competitive pricing through local production and is dedicated to providing high-quality products and extensive training opportunities.

Namibia's healthcare system, though well-disseminated, faces challenges in integration and coordination across its various tiers. Issues such as overcrowding, long waiting times, and poor quality of care impede effective healthcare delivery. Additionally, a significant portion of the population, particularly children, remains vulnerable due to inadequate access to healthcare services. The growing healthcare demands are further complicated by a shortage of employment opportunities and fragmented public health systems. 

The Wave Roller is a unique and patented technology that captures and converts wave surge energy into electrical power. It provides about seven times more nominal power generating capacity than a wind turbine in a similar sized area.

FarmFresh is an agribusiness venture that undertakes the creation of a digitized, community-based marketplace in which Namibians can buy locally grown fresh produce. This initiative intends to engender a culture of social sustainability and promote small holder farmer empowerment in the SADC region. 

unearthed.artisans is an e-Commerce social venture whose vision is to promote the work of independent artisans by producing self-sustaining businesses with sales channels to the D.A.CH.(Deutschland, Austria, Confoederation Helvetica) region. This market penetration creates the prospect of a liveable wage generation stream for the artisans/ entrepreneurs.  

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E-Express is a social venture for retail solutions, aimed at facilitating and streamlining the business activities of informal traders, for youth entrepreneurship in particular.

This venture is a network of pop-up stores set in shipping containers located at strategic sites in hard-to reach markets. E-Express is thus also a ‘last mile’ distribution solution for corporates in informal markets. 

Positioned amidst the vibrant emerging economies of the Southern African region, the Cross-Border Trade Initiative arises as a response to the challenges inhibiting the potential of cross-border trade regionally. Recognizing the pivotal role of both formal and informal trade in fostering economic growth and regional integration, this venture aims to redefine the landscape of cross-border transactions.

Specifically targeting the informal markets between Namibia, Angola, and Zambia, the Cross-Border Trade Initiative envisions a future characterized by streamlined processes, transparency, and digital empowerment.

Coosha,a collaboration alongside Kaoko is a groundbreaking venture dedicated to transforming cooking and cooling practices with green hydrogen technology. They seek to provide affordable, clean energy solutions through hydrogen-powered stoves, fridges, and transport bags. Additionally, Coosha aims to enhance the quality of life in Namibia and beyond by offering a sustainable alternative to traditional, harmful cooking fuels.