Partners
Who's behind HARVIST.
HARVIST is delivered by a consortium of engineering, technology, academic and community organisations. Nazir Associates Ltd – Grant Beneficiary and Project Lead.
Programme initiative
3DEN
HARVIST is supported through Phase II of the Digital Demand-Driven Electricity Networks Initiative (3DEN), conceived and funded by the Government of Italy through the Ministry of Environment and Energy Security (MASE), and implemented in partnership with the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) and the International Energy Agency (IEA)
Consortium partners
Nazir Associates Ltd
Birmingham, United Kingdom
Grant beneficiary and project lead, responsible for HARVIST governance, consortium coordination and delivery oversight.
KAMIM Technologies Limited
Lagos, Nigeria
Leads in-country engineering and delivery of HARVIST clean-energy and cold-chain infrastructure.
University of Hertfordshire
Hatfield, United Kingdom
Leads HARVIST research on AI-enabled post-harvest-loss reduction and climate-resilient agriculture.
University of Greater Manchester
Bolton, United Kingdom
Supports applied research, evaluation and knowledge exchange for the HARVIST delivery model.
Yaba College of Technology Ventures
Lagos, Nigeria
Supports local technical capacity, skills development and applied innovation for HARVIST.
LMD Agro-Consultants
An agricultural consultancy supporting smallholder farmer coordination and cold-storage unit deployment within the HARVIST consortium.
Intuitive Mind Ltd
Supports HARVIST software, cloud integration and digital-platform delivery.
Farmatrix Agro Allied and Technology Company
Nigeria
Supports HARVIST market linkage and digital connections between farmers and buyers.
ACORN Initiative
United Kingdom / Benue State, Nigeria
Supports community engagement, inclusion and locally grounded delivery for HARVIST.
FarmSpeak Technology
Nigeria
Supports HARVIST IoT monitoring and digital farm-management capabilities.