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Making markets raising incomes

Scaled Impact is a not-for-profit project development company.

 

We run projects on our own account and with partner companies and organisations to drive social development

activities combining commercial and development impact.

Our Vision

Our Approach

Transforming rural economies, creating thriving industries

Building and scaling commercial development projects across Africa to reach critical mass

Our Impact

Raising household incomes by increasing local value-creation and capture

Our Work

Sable Starch

We're developing a state-of-the art pea protein processing facility in Malawi. This will help satisfy the world's growing demand for alternative protein and secure incomes for over 300 000 rural farmers.

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Umoya Foods

Umoya Foods is the pilot venture of Scaled Impact and was designed to showcase the versatility of the prolifically grown Amaranth plant which is grown in South Africa by small scale farmers.

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PMO

The Project Management Office (PMO) is a strategic vehicle to drive sector collaboration and project implementation with Independent Power Producers (IPPs). We identify, structure and advise on high impact socio-economic development (SED) projects.

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Umoyo Dryers

Harnessing the power of the sun to minimise crop wastage, increase ingredient availability and save on transport & packaging costs. Umoya Dryers offers tailor made, on-farm processing solutions

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Biodiversity is collapsing worldwide as a result of overpopulation, over-consumption and unsustainable farming practices. The existing interventions are not enough to combat the eventual total collapse and have only served to slow it down. We are developing a fully integrated economic approach to managing eco-systems, defining biodiversity economic value and, restoring and protecting biodiversity with the people in it. 

Ideas & White Papers

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Biodiversity regulation

Regulation of farming, trade and finance to protect ecosystems is starting to gain momentum. The European Union's Deforestation Regulation is a decisive move to protect forests through commodity trade controls. Commodity trade patterns, prices and human rights will all be affected by biodiversity protection. Our research paper considers the risks and paths to successful implementation.

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