The Maysen Group Trust (MGT) has invested heavily in projects and enterprises to enhance Agri-infrastructure. Their initiatives include:
- Supporting Irrigation Projects: Providing financial and technical assistance to irrigation ventures, helping farmers increase crop yields and productivity.
- Enhancing Storage Facilities: Improving storage facilities to help farmers store crops effectively and reduce post-harvest losses.
- Developing Cold Chains: Establishing cold chains to preserve agricultural products and extend their shelf life.
- Improving Transportation Infrastructure: Investing in transportation infrastructure to lower costs associated with transporting agricultural products to markets.
MGT's investment principles in Agri-infrastructure focus on:
- Sustainability: Prioritizing environmentally sustainable projects that conserve natural resources.
- Inclusiveness: Concentrating on initiatives that benefit small-scale farmers and marginalized groups.
- Economic Viability: Supporting projects with economic feasibility and potential returns on investment.
MGT believes that enhancing Agri-infrastructure is crucial for sustainable development. By helping farmers increase productivity and reduce post-harvest losses, MGT significantly contributes to food security and poverty reduction.
MGT has invested over $364 million in Agri-infrastructure projects across India, Zambia, Botswana, South Africa, Mozambique, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, and Brazil. These investments have led to transformative changes, including increased food production, job opportunities, and poverty alleviation.