
LOCATION
Zimbabwe
Beneficiaries
7.6M
Communities
3,200
Potential Impact
3.5M
The Challenge
Food insecurity remains one of the world's most pressing humanitarian and development challenges. Despite advances in agriculture and food production, millions of people continue to experience hunger, malnutrition, and uncertainty about where their next meal will come from.
Communities struggle not only because food is scarce, but because they lack access to the infrastructure, technology, knowledge, financing, and distribution networks necessary to produce and access food consistently.
The Problem is closer to Home
Zimbabwe has a strong agricultural heritage, yet many communities continue to experience food insecurity due to droughts, climate variability, economic pressures, and limited access to modern farming technologies. Smallholder farmers often rely on unpredictable rainfall and lack the tools needed to maximise yields. As food costs rise and harvests become less reliable, vulnerable households face increasing pressure. However, with growing access to technology and renewable energy, Zimbabwe has a unique opportunity to modernise community agriculture and build long-term food resilience.
AgriOne under the telescope
AgriOne combines smart agriculture, renewable energy, and community-led innovation to improve food production and access. The initiative supports IoT-enabled farming tools, smart irrigation systems, mobile-based agricultural guidance, and solar-powered food storage facilities. Through community food hubs, urban agriculture projects, and nutrition education programmes, AgriOne helps communities reduce food waste, increase productivity, and strengthen local food systems.
Conclusion
Food security is not achieved through food aid alone. It is achieved when communities possess the knowledge, infrastructure, technology, and resources necessary to feed themselves sustainably.
AgriOne represents a new approach to tackling hunger: one that focuses on systems rather than symptoms, resilience rather than dependence, and empowerment rather than temporary relief. By combining smart agriculture, community infrastructure, renewable energy, digital technology, and education, HarvestOne seeks to create a future where every community has the capacity to grow, access, and sustain its own food systems.
Food Security & Smart Agriculture
Additional Initiatives
Community outreach and education across our five pillars.

Community Feeding Programme
Food relief partnerships in communities

Sustainable food education
Nutritional awareness campaigns

Urban and peri-urban agriculture
Support projects