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Plant crops and production.

Land-based livestock farming.

Aquaculture and fisheries.

Timber, NTFPs, palm/raphia wine, bamboo, carbon.

Produce the raw material.

Create added value.

Move and distribute.

Sell and export.

Inputs, machinery, equipment, cold.

Engineering, advisory, quality, tech.

Cocoa, coffee, cotton, rubber…: structuring, quality, premium markets.

Maize, cassava, plantain, yam…: food security, productivity.

Vegetables: intensive production, cold chain, urban markets.

Pineapple, banana, mango, citrus…: quality, packaging, export.

Oil palm, groundnut, soybean, sesame…: production and crushing.

Value creation, traceability, high-value products.

Drying, packaging, specialty markets.

Seed production and certification; cross-cutting to FV01–FV07.

Cut flowers, ornamental plants, nurseries.

Broiler and layer poultry farming: flock management, biosecurity.

Pig farming: genetics, feed, market outlets.

Small ruminants: herd management, meat and hide value creation.

Beef and dairy cattle farming: fattening, dairies, cheese factories.

Beekeeping in managed hives: honey, wax, propolis. Distinct from FF02 (wild forest honey).

Rabbit farming: short production cycle.

Horses, donkeys, mules: draught power, northern zones.

Cane-rat farming (grasscutters) and short-cycle farmed game.

Giant African land snail farming (Achatina): export niche.

Fish farming: fingerling production, growing, processing, sales.

Marine capture fisheries: landing, dockside preservation, fish trading.

Freshwater fishing (rivers, lakes, reservoirs).

Silviculture, logging, sawing and primary wood processing.

Harvest from wild colonies, no managed hive. Distinct from FA05 (managed-hive beekeeping).

Njansang, moabi (oil), andok (bush mango) and other gathered products.

Wild mushrooms, caterpillars and other forest-collected insects.

Palm wine ("matango", Elaeis guineensis) and raphia wine: natural-stand sap, spontaneous fermentation. Downstream derivatives (odontol, vinegar) excluded.

Rattan, raphia (material), gum arabic, bark for medicinal/craft use.

Bamboo growing and processing: construction, furniture, craft trades.

Agroforestry, reforestation, community management, carbon credits.

Farmers producing plant crops, individually or as a family farm.

Livestock farmers managing herds (poultry, pigs, ruminants, bees, rabbits, equines, game, snails) for meat, milk, eggs or other livestock products.

Aquaculture producers (fish farming) and marine or inland fishing professionals: fingerling production, grow-out, catch and harvest.

Production cooperatives bringing producers together to pool resources and market outlets.

Common initiative groups and farmer organisations structuring producers at the grassroots level.

Small-scale artisanal units for local agri-food processing.

Small and medium-sized agri-food processing enterprises.

Agri-industrial industries for large-scale processing.

Cooperatives handling the collective processing of their members' output.

Animal processing units: slaughter, cutting, dairy and cheese processing.

Wholesalers buying in volume to supply the distribution network.

Semi-wholesalers bridging wholesalers and retailers.

Retailers (markets, shops, supermarkets) selling to the end consumer.

Logistics providers organising flows from production to market.

Warehouse and storage-platform managers (including cold chain).

Carriers handling the transport of agricultural and animal products.

Exporters placing products on international markets.

Importers of products, inputs and equipment for the value chains.

Traders and brokers intermediating buying and selling and securing transactions.

Purchasing groups consolidating demand to negotiate volumes and prices.

Digital platforms for online sales of agricultural and livestock products.

Distributors operating internationally in destination markets.

Suppliers of seeds, fertilisers, crop-protection products and animal-husbandry inputs.

Suppliers of agricultural and livestock machinery and equipment.

Suppliers of agri-food processing equipment and lines.

Suppliers of cold and preservation solutions (cold rooms, refrigerated transport).

Engineering firms structuring projects and making them bankable (e.g. XP-NOVA).

Consultants and advisory firms in strategy, feasibility and support.

Laboratories for analysis and quality control of products and inputs.

Publishers of digital agricultural solutions, connected devices, drones and sensors, integrators — digitalisation, traceability and monitoring of farms and units.

Foresters, timber operators and collectors of non-timber forest products (wild honey, NTFPs, sap, bamboo).

Sawmills, first-stage processing workshops for timber, bamboo and NTFPs; reforestation and carbon-credit operators.

Commercial and development banks, microfinance institutions, investment funds and private investors: they finance projects, from seasonal credit to structuring investment.

Crop, livestock and industrial insurers: coverage of harvest, herd and unit risks, a condition for securing financing.

Field-level technical advice: agronomists, animal scientists, veterinarians and farm advisers, from the technical itinerary to steady-state operation.

Training of teams and producers, incubation and support of project holders: technical, management and quality upskilling.

Certification (organic, GLOBALG.A.P., HACCP, origin), inspection and quality control, regulatory and export-compliance advice, traceability and regulatory labelling.

Rural placement and temp agencies, agricultural works contractors, organised labour groups and vocational training bodies.

Environmental and social impact studies, waste management and recovery, carbon, reforestation and ecosystem-service projects.

Market data and intelligence, observatories and statistics, data analysis and decision support for the value chains.

Licensed surveyors and topographers, mapping and remote sensing, land-tenure security, developers and managers of land reserves and agropoles.

Lawyers and legal advisers, notaries and deed drafters, chartered tax and accounting experts, intellectual property, mediation and commercial arbitration.

Upstream — crop production

Upstream — livestock production (land-based)

Core — value creation

Downstream — preserving and moving value

Downstream — winning markets

Upstream — aquaculture and fisheries production

Upstream — forest resources and non-timber forest products

Cross-cutting support — digital and connected tools to run the farm

Cross-cutting support — financing and risk cover for the value chains

Cross-cutting support — agronomic, veterinary and field-engineering advice

Cross-cutting support — equipment, energy and farm infrastructure

Cross-cutting support — certification, quality control and export compliance

Cross-cutting support — mobilising and training farm labour

Cross-cutting support — environmental impact, waste and ecosystem services

Cross-cutting support — market data and economic intelligence for the value chains

Cross-cutting support — land security, mapping and land development

Cross-cutting support — legal, tax advice and dispute resolution

Cross-cutting support — seeds, fertilisers, feed, genetics and veterinary products

Institutional frame — sector public policy

Institutional frame — regulation and public one-stop shops for the value chains

Institutional frame — local planning and development

Institutional frame — development financing and cooperation

Institutional frame — concessional public financing and guarantees

Institutional frame — representation and coordination of the value chains

Institutional frame — agro-pastoral research and education

Individual or family crop production, food and cash crops alike

CIGs, cooperatives, unions and federations of crop producers

Structured commercial farms and investment ventures

Multiplication of seeds, seedlings, cuttings and plant material

Land-based livestock: cattle, sheep and goats, pigs, poultry, including fattening

Collective livestock organisations, all species

Artisanal and semi-industrial plant and animal processing units

Industrial processing, production lines, slaughtering and cutting

Farm-gate buying, grouping and volume aggregation

Road and specialised transport of agro-pastoral products

Cold storage and transport, refrigerated warehouses

Dry storage, silos, warehouse-receipt facilities

Wholesale trade and structured wholesale markets

Shops, mini-markets, supermarkets and hypermarkets

Online marketplaces, short circuits, basket schemes

Freight forwarding, consignment and customs formalities

Pooling the demand of several buyers to negotiate volumes, prices and grouped supplies

Domestic and sub-regional trade (CEMAC, Nigeria)

Overseas export operators, all value chains

Foreign B2B buyers sourcing from Cameroon

Intermediation, brokerage, commercial representation

Buying houses for cash-crop value chains (cocoa, coffee…)

Aquaculture in ponds, tanks and cages (tilapia, catfish…)

Offshore catch, landing and dockside preservation

Freshwater catch (rivers, lakes, reservoirs)

First-stage processing (smoking, salting-drying) ahead of industrial processing

Silviculture, harvesting, sawing and primary timber processing

Harvesting of wild honey, wild fruits/seeds/oilseeds, mushrooms and insects, non-food NTFPs, palm and raphia wine

Artisanal processing: furniture, basketry, bamboo building materials

Carbon-credit producers and reforestation project managers

Farm-management apps, traceability platforms and other software tools for agriculture and livestock

Sensors, weather stations, mapping drones and connected devices for farm monitoring

Deployment, configuration and change management for the adoption of digital tools

Working-capital, investment and seasonal-campaign financing for value-chain actors

Local credit and savings services for smallholders, groups and rural micro-enterprises

Cover against climate, sanitary and operating risks in agropastoral value chains

Equity stakes and growth financing for value-chain enterprises

Mobile payments, transfers, e-wallets and digital credit for value-chain actors

Technical studies, feasibility work and project supervision for agropastoral and industrial projects

Field agronomic advice: cropping calendars, fertilisation, crop management

Veterinary care, health monitoring and livestock-management advice

Vocational training and support for setting up agropastoral businesses

Sale and rental of farm machinery, from motorised traction to small tools

Construction of rural roads, storage facilities, boreholes and other access infrastructure

Electrification and solar-energy solutions for irrigation, cold storage and processing

Servicing, repair and mechanisation services for farm equipment

Agri-food processing lines, packaging and packing equipment

Cold rooms, preservation equipment and refrigerated transport

Issuance of quality, organic and recognised export-standard certifications

Physico-chemical, microbiological and sanitary testing of agropastoral products

Compliance checks and on-site inspection ahead of shipment or market release

Advice on the regulatory and sanitary requirements of export markets

Traceability systems and labelling compliant with target markets

Temporary labour placement for agricultural campaigns

Contract farm work: ploughing, harvesting, plot maintenance

Collective work teams available for seasonal farm labour

Training in the technical trades of agropastoral production and processing

Environmental and social impact assessments ahead of agropastoral projects

Collection and recovery of agricultural and livestock effluents and by-products

Reforestation projects, carbon credits and payment for ecosystem services

Tracking of prices, volumes and market trends across agropastoral value chains

Production of sector statistics and monitoring of value-chain indicators

Data processing and decision-support tools for value-chain actors

Topographic surveys and boundary marking of plots and farms

Mapping, geographic information systems and satellite imagery of farmland

Support in obtaining titles and securing land rights

Servicing and development of land for agropastoral use

Building and management of land banks and developed agro-industrial zones

Legal advice and litigation for value-chain enterprises and projects

Authentication of land, corporate and contractual deeds

Bookkeeping, taxation and statutory filings for agropastoral businesses

Protection of trademarks, geographical indications and value-chain innovations

Amicable or arbitral resolution of commercial disputes between value-chain actors

Marketing of certified seeds and planting material, with varietal advice

Agro-dealers: fertilisers, soil amendments and crop-protection products

Complete and concentrate feed for livestock, poultry and fish

Day-old chicks, fingerlings, breeding stock and animal genetics

Veterinary medicines, vaccines and livestock hygiene products

Design and steering of agropastoral and trade public sector policy

Regulation, support and one-stop service for operators of a given value chain

Decentralised authority over land planning, local development and economic support

Financing and technical support for agropastoral development projects

Concessional financing, guarantees and public grants to value chains

Collective representation and coordination of a value chain's economic actors

Applied research, varietal innovation and higher agro-pastoral education

Digital solutions for managing, tracking and steering a farm or processing unit — from a simple mobile app to fully integrated management tools. The technology backbone that traceability and monitoring rely on.

Tracking the product from farm or livestock to market — codes, labelling, records. A condition for access to formal markets and export certifications (EUDR, GLOBALGAP).

Achieving compliance and obtaining the labels and certifications (organic, GLOBALGAP, HACCP, origin) that open access to premium markets and export.

Regulatory and standards compliance — sanitary, environmental, customs — and control inspections before shipment or market release. A condition for access to formal markets and structured financing.

Seasonal, working-capital and investment loans, savings and equity, provided by banks, microfinance institutions and investment funds. Preparing the financing file itself belongs to XP-NOVA's support services (services catalogue).

Coverage of agricultural, livestock and industrial risks — harvest, herd, processing unit — including weather-index insurance and micro-insurance, to secure the investment and its financiers.

Hands-on technical advice — crop protocols, herd management, farm management — and strategic support for the project holder, from the idea through to a cruising-speed operation.

Building the skills of teams and producers — technical practice, management, quality. A condition for a project's lasting performance.

Technical design and works supervision of installations — buildings, processing units, infrastructure — from blueprint to handover and commissioning. Carrying out the works belongs to DS.S21.

Quality analysis and testing of products, inputs and soils. A condition for certification and access to demanding markets.

Feasibility studies, diagnostics, technical audits and environmental and social impact assessments ahead of an investment or financing decision.

Real-time performance monitoring — sensors, dashboards, alerts — to steer operations and reassure financiers.

Sourcing and structuring agricultural, livestock and industrial labour, temporary or permanent — temporary staff, seasonal crews, organised labour groups. Mechanised contract work belongs to DS.S19.

Securing, mapping and developing land — surveying, titles, geographic information systems, site servicing, land reserves and agro-parks. The first condition for a project's bankability.

Legal structuring of the project — bylaws, contracts, notarial deeds, intellectual property —, advice and litigation, and securing relationships with partners and financiers. Accounting and tax belong to DS.S31, mediation to DS.S32.

Supply of certified seeds and planting material, fertilisers, crop-protection products, animal and fish feed, day-old chicks and fingerlings, veterinary products — with usage advice.

Veterinary care, vaccination, disease prevention, health monitoring of herds and fish farms, sanitary inspection.

Plant-health diagnosis, integrated pest and disease management, treatments (including by drone), residue management.

Mechanised contract services: land clearing, ploughing, sowing, spraying, harvesting, threshing, on-farm haulage.

Sale, hire and installation of farm and livestock equipment, processing and packaging lines, and refrigeration equipment.

Construction of farm buildings, storage warehouses, access tracks, boreholes, fencing and irrigation schemes.

Electrification, solar and biogas solutions, pumping, irrigation and water management for production, cooling and processing.

Preventive maintenance, repair, spare parts and after-sales service for machinery, equipment and facilities.

Collection and consolidation, road and specialised transport, dry storage, silos, cold chain and cold stores.

Freight forwarding, shipping agency, customs and documentary formalities for import and export.

Price and volume tracking, market watch, sector statistics, market studies and commercial decision support.

Access to buyers: trading, brokerage, purchasing centres, wholesale markets, retail, e-commerce, B2B matchmaking and sourcing.

Credit guarantees, leasing, warehouse-receipt finance, factoring, crop pre-financing and concessional finance.

Collection and recovery of farm, livestock and processing effluents, waste and by-products: compost, biogas, animal feed.

Reforestation and agroforestry projects, carbon credits, measurement-reporting-verification (MRV) and payments for ecosystem services.

Bookkeeping, financial statements, tax, statutory filings and management control for value-chain businesses.

Amicable or arbitral resolution of commercial, land and contractual disputes between value-chain actors.

Incubation, acceleration and mentoring for agri-food project holders and start-ups.

Grants, calls for proposals, sector programmes, non-repayable funding and technical assistance from government, local authorities and development partners.

Professional approvals, operating permits, product registration, filings and administrative formalities, including through one-stop shops.

Public extension services, dissemination of techniques, organisation of producer groups and collective value-chain support.

Applied research, improved plant and animal genetics, trials, technology transfer and research partnerships.

Collective representation, advocacy, chamber services, member information, trade fairs and inter-professional coordination.

Mobile payments, fund collection and transfers, e-wallets, producer payments and digital credit.