RegenZ is a delivery partner for NGOs, foundations, impact funds, and corporate CSI programmes across Southern Africa. We design and run multi-year programmes that improve farmer livelihoods, restore soil health, and produce evidence mapped to the SDGs your funder reports against.
We are a delivery partner. We do not consult and leave. We design programmes, run them on the ground, collect the data, and report against agreed outcomes through to the end of the funded period.
Tailored input pack, agronomic training, and plot-level monitoring delivered to growing groups across Southern Africa.
A 2 m × 2 m micro-agriculture unit combining seedling nursery and chicken production. Documented annual income on three KZN units.
Field-day training tied to crop cycles, plus ongoing WhatsApp support on every product label so farmers can reach a real person.
Connecting funded farmers to our existing aggregator and processor partners so produce reaches market and farmers earn.
Every programme we design includes a measurement framework you can use in your annual report. We map outcomes to the UN Sustainable Development Goals so the data ties back to the language your funder is already using.
Smallholder income from improved yields, market access, and Roost & Roots units.
Food production from supported farmers and households.
Better soil supports more nutritious produce reaching local markets.
Most smallholder growing groups we work with are majority women.
Reduced synthetic input dependence and soil-carbon practices.
Soil health restoration, microbial diversity, and reduced erosion.
We always work in partnership with funders, NGOs, aggregators, and growing groups.
Our existing partnerships span funders, NGOs, aggregators, and growing groups in South Africa and SADC.
A long-standing funding partner for our smallholder programmes. We design and deliver against IDH-mandated outcomes.
A Western Cape partner running smallholder vegetable production. We supply the input pack and on-farm support; Goedgedacht runs the growing group.
A KwaZulu-Natal development partner working with smallholder vegetable and grain growers. We provide the input pack and the agronomy.
An Eastern Cape aggregator and processor that buys from RegenZ-supported smallholder farmers and supplies into local markets.
ELI both runs growing groups and aggregates produce. We support both sides: input pack and agronomic support to the farmers, and supply consistency for the aggregation.
Most funder conversations get easier when there is a clear unit on the table. Here are the three units we most commonly build programmes around. Each can be sized up or down depending on your commitment and your reporting needs.
A 2 m × 2 m micro-agriculture unit combining seedling nursery and chicken production. Designed for a single household. Documented annual income on three units in KwaZulu-Natal.
A three-year programme of 30 to 50 smallholder farmers in a single growing group or region. Tailored input pack, agronomic training, monitoring, and reporting from year one through year three.
A multi-province or multi-country programme covering several growing groups, aggregators, and crops. Typically run with a lead funder and one or more co-funders. Annual reporting and quarterly check-ins.
A typical engagement runs from first call through to a signed MOU within four to six weeks. Here is how that usually looks.
Thirty minutes. We understand your funder mandate, the geography, the outcomes you need to report against, and where the fit is.
Two to three weeks. We draft a programme to your scope and budget, with crops, cohort size, geography, and reporting framework.
One to two weeks. We sign the MOU, lock the year-one timeline, and confirm the reporting cadence.
Through the funded period. Quarterly check-ins, season-end and year-end reports, with an annual review.
Yes. RegenZ (Pty) Ltd is registered, VAT-registered, and able to respond to standard RFP and tender processes. We have audited financials and can provide standard procurement documentation on request.
Quarterly progress reports, season-end and year-end reports, plus an annual review. Reports cover plot-level data, farmer-level outcomes, programme spend against budget, and SDG-mapped outcome indicators agreed at the start.
Yes. Many of our programmes have a lead funder plus one or more co-funders. We design reporting to satisfy each funder's specific indicators within a single programme delivery.
South Africa primarily, with active work in the Eastern Cape, KwaZulu-Natal, and the Western Cape. We work across SADC where the partnership and the logistics make sense, including Lesotho, Mozambique, eSwatini, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Malawi, and Namibia.
Your branding goes on programme materials, training handouts, training-day signage, and reports as agreed in the MOU. We work to your visibility requirements and respect any embargoes around announcements.
Send us a WhatsApp, or open the contact form. Tell us a little about your funder mandate, the geography you cover, and the outcomes you need to report. We will come back with an initial fit assessment.
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