Building a system that starts where food is grown.

We believe in a food system where

  • Crops are processed close to farms
  • Farmers earn fair, stable incomes
  • Women hold leadership and ownership roles
  • Protein is safer and more affordable
  • Communities control productive infrastructure
The Phases of our Roadmap
Phase 1 - Build and Stabilize
 

We install micro-factories and operate them with core systems in place.

       Farmers
  • deliver crops regularly
  • receive fair prices
  • connect directly into processing
  • participate in training and quality systems

MAMLO leads operations to ensure the system runs reliably.

The priority is functioning infrastructure before long-term ownership.
Phase 2 - Community Enterprise 
What Comes Next

Once processing is stable and predictable
  • micro-factories transition into locally governed enterprises
  • community leaders manage operations
  • profit-sharing and equity systems begin
  • local teams take on more operational responsibilities

Micro-factories shifts from being “installed” to being community-owned.
Phase 3 - Federation 
What Happens Last

  • Micro-factories are linked into a larger coordinated network
  • shared standards and markets grow
  • CORE continues to connect all units
  • knowledge and resources are shared across the system
MAMLO becomes a system steward keeping the architecture strong while communities increasingly own and manage productive assets.

Micro-factories start with micro-conversations.

Our CEO swapping notes with government leaders and the community.

Zooming out together

Our Director of Growth & Impact talking through the bigger picture during a farmer dialogue session.

Careful. This jars comes with powers.

Our team preparing to serve customers