The e-MOVE Initiative, organised by MOVE-ComCashew, is inviting applications from young and emerging agripreneurs across member states of the Organisation of African, Caribbean and Pacific States (OACPS).
The programme aims to help participants transform knowledge gained from free e-learning courses into investment-ready, climate-smart agribusiness ventures. While open to several value chains—including cashew, cocoa, maize and livestock—the initiative places particular emphasis on innovative ideas within the cashew sector.
Focus areas
e-MOVE is designed to support viable, youth-led micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in the cashew industry, positioning them to attract investment and scale sustainably.
The programme encourages low-emission and climate-resilient agricultural practices, aligning with broader efforts to build sustainable food systems and improve rural livelihoods across OACPS regions.
Who can apply
The call targets young agripreneurs passionate about sustainable agriculture within OACPS member states. Applicants must:
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Be 18 years or older.
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Be emerging or early-stage agripreneurs.
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Reside in a member state of the Organisation of African, Caribbean, and Pacific States (OACPS).
Application process for e-MOVE Initiative
To apply, prospective participants must first register on either the Atingi platform or the e-MOVE landing page.
Applicants are required to complete two mandatory e-learning courses:
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Introduction to Conservation Agriculture (CA)
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Creating an Investment-Ready Agribusiness
Completion of both courses unlocks access to the AgriCanvas submission form, where applicants can formally present their business ideas.
Funding details
Successful applicants will receive comprehensive support to accelerate their agribusiness ventures, including:
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Direct funding of €2,000
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Operational tools such as a laptop, tablet, or specialized software
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Expert mentoring, incubation, and training
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Networking opportunities with financial institutions to support long-term growth
Deadline
Interested applicants can apply via the ComCashew website before the November 7 deadline.
Explore our Opportunities page for more agro-based grants.
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