Eleven standard pathways, a catalogue by step
The catalogue is mapped onto the XP-NOVA cycle of four phases and thirteen steps: every service attaches to a step, and every step closes with a verifiable milestone. The project only advances if the milestone is reached — and a milestone is only reached if its resilience condition is verified. Enter at the step you have reached.
The catalogue below applies to every domain: a market study is a market study. But two domains have services written for them, with firm prices — because what is measured, what is delivered and what can stop the project there has no equivalent elsewhere.
The 13 fisheries and aquaculture services → · The 13 forestry and silviculture services →
One logic, three readings
Everything starts from the 4-phase, 13-step cycle. The catalogue splits it into 7 mission steps (E0–E6), each closed by a verifiable milestone. The 7 cycle pathways bundle the services of a step — you enter through the one that matches your situation — and the 4 cross-cutting pathways can be added at any time. Every row of the diagram is clickable.
The cycle — 4 phases, 13 steps
The catalogue — 7 mission steps, each closed by a milestone
E0Pre-qualifyE1DecideE2DesignE3FinanceE4DeliverE5OperateE6SellThe 7 cycle pathways — you pick one, the one you are at
PT-00Essential — bankable filePT-01Pre-qualifyPT-02Decide to investPT-03Design the facilityPT-04FinancePT-05Build and acceptPT-06Operate and holdPT-07Sell and get paidEleven standard pathways
A pathway is not a closed package: it is a selection of services from the catalogue, ordered together and sequenced. Each service keeps its code, its deliverable and its unit of work — so a pathway can be extended, reduced or interrupted at any milestone without renegotiating the whole.
The seven cycle pathways — you pick one, the one you are at
“How do I get a file a bank will look at, without the full cycle?”
The journey sheet →“Does my idea hold up?”
The journey sheet →“Should I commit my money, and how much?”
The journey sheet →“How do I size what I am going to build?”
The journey sheet →“How do I obtain the money, and on what terms?”
The journey sheet →“How do I get it built without being taken advantage of?”
The journey sheet →“How do I run it, and keep it running?”
The journey sheet →“How do I sell my output, and get paid?”
The journey sheet →The four cross-cutting pathways — they are added, at any stage
“My file is ready. Will it pass a credit committee?”
The journey sheet →“It is not working. Why, and what now?”
The journey sheet →“My lender requires ESG. My value chain requires certification.”
The journey sheet →“How do my teams become autonomous?”
The journey sheet →File-opening fees, how the mission quote is established, bankability, land security: before choosing your pathway, the official Agrovita FAQ answers the questions promoters ask.
Pre-qualify
« Is the idea mature, and is the site exposed? »
Covers steps 1 and 2 of the cycle →
The 5 services of step E0
Decide
« Is the project viable, and survivable? »
Covers steps 3 and 4 of the cycle →
The 4 services of step E1
Design
« Is the solution technically and financially feasible? »
The 7 services of step E2
Finance
« Are the resources accessible, and compatible with the cycle? »
Covers steps 6 to 8 of the cycle →
AGROBANCABLE — test your file's credibility before you submit it. Take the diagnostic →
The 5 services of step E3
Deliver
« Is execution compliant, and does the system work? »
The 4 services of step E4
Operate
« Is performance on track, and are disruptions anticipated? »
The 6 services of step E5
Sell
« Is commercialisation compliant, and is the product deliverable? »
Covers steps 11 to 13 of the cycle →
The 5 services of step E6
Enter the journey at your step
Each step can be started independently. First response within 48 business hours.
Version 2026.5 — updated 27 August 2026