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About Ecoshe
Empowering Communities
EDO bridges the gap between subsistence farming and enterprise through farmer organization, skills transfer, and community finance.
Our Origin Story
Bridging the gap between subsistence and enterprise.
Ecoshe Development Organisation (EDO) was established as the dedicated non-profit and social-impact arm of the Safo-Sarpong Group. While the broader group focuses on commercial agribusiness and logistics, EDO exists solely to uplift the foundation of the agricultural ecosystem: the smallholder farmer.
By bridging the gap between subsistence farming and commercial opportunity, EDO provides the training, mechanisation, and community finance required to break cycles of poverty.
The Vision
“Prosperous, food-secure and climate-resilient rural communities driven by productive, mechanised and financially empowered farmers.”
The Mission
To transform smallholder agriculture by expanding access to improved production technologies, affordable mechanisation, practical agronomic knowledge, community-based financial services and reliable markets, while strengthening household food security and sustainable rural livelihoods.
Governance & Structure
Board of Directors/Trustees
Strategy, governance, safeguarding, financial oversight and accountability.
Executive Director
Overall leadership, partnerships, programme performance and resource mobilisation.
Programmes & Agronomy
Farmer selection, production protocols, training, extension and impact delivery.
Mechanisation & Technical Services
Service planning, provider coordination, operator development and machinery quality assurance.
Community Finance & VSLA
VSLA formation, governance training, financial literacy and financial-institution linkages.
Market & Value Chains
Aggregation, recovery coordination, buyer development and post-harvest systems.
Finance, Compliance & M&E
Accounts, controls, compliance, data, monitoring, evaluation and reporting.
District/Community Teams
Farmer mobilisation, field monitoring, data collection and community engagement.