Connected enterprise ecosystem
Network
Organisations Around the Mission
A group of complementary organisations working around youth development, practical enterprise, technology, agriculture and access to opportunity. The Foundation works alongside this wider enterprise ecosystem, including EARN and its operating ventures.
The EARN Ecosystem
Each Organisation and the Part It Plays
The Foundation works in partnership with EARN and funds African Greeneurs. It is part of the EARN ecosystem, not an EARN subsidiary.
Strategic partner
Enterprising Africa Regional Network
Enterprising Africa Regional Network (Pty) Ltd
Sets the strategic direction and fosters a culture of entrepreneurship and innovation.
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EARN's training and development subsidiary
African Greeneurs
African Greeneurs (Pty) Ltd
Delivers the programmes the Foundation funds: hands-on training, mentorship and industrial experience.
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EARN's commercial agriculture subsidiary
AG Horticulture
AG Horticulture (Pty) Ltd
Opens doors to markets, provides essential infrastructure and helps young agripreneurs build profitable businesses.
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EARN's technology subsidiary
African Technopreneurs
African Technopreneurs (Pty) Ltd
Delivers vital ICT support to enhance learning and streamline operations.
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EARN's property development and management subsidiary
African Lakeside Properties
African Lakeside Properties (Pty) Ltd
Manages state-of-the-art training facilities and farming infrastructure, for learning and for launching new agricultural ventures.
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Agriyouth Without Borders
Agriyouth Without Borders NPO
Connects young African farmers with their global peers, fostering collaboration and knowledge sharing to drive agricultural innovation.
Governance Partner
Independent Professional Fund Management
Funds governed with FNB Fiduciary Philanthropy CentreA division of FNB Fiduciary (Pty) Ltd, a wholly owned subsidiary of the FirstRand Group, provides independent governance, compliance and fund administration.
How governance worksHow It Connects
How the Network Turns Support Into Opportunity
Step 1: Donors, partners and mentors
Support the Foundation
Donations, partnerships and mentorship give young Africans the backing to start.
Step 2: Josudan Foundation
Funds Development
The Foundation funds entrepreneur development and innovation.
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Step 3: African Greeneurs
Delivers the Training
Hands-on programmes, mentorship and industrial experience from EARN's training and development subsidiary.
Step 4: The EARN ecosystem
Opens the Next Door
Connects participants to what they need next:
- Markets and infrastructureAG Horticulture
- TechnologyAfrican Technopreneurs
- Training facilities and farm infrastructureAfrican Lakeside Properties
- Global peersAgriyouth Without Borders
Step 5: Young agripreneurs
Build Careers and Ventures
Young agripreneurs move into careers or launch their own ventures, creating jobs, feeding communities and building what comes next.
Partner With Us
Organisations that share the mission can fund, sponsor, contribute in kind or open markets for young agripreneurs.