Building a decentralized protein system that increase rural farmer incomes.

Across rural Africa, farmers grow nutritious crops but value is captured far from farm gates.
Women are often limited to low-return roles, markets are unstable, and nutritious food remains costly and unpredictable.

We are building infrastructure that is:
✔ Local
✔ Fair
✔ Reliable
✔ Designed to grow prosperity in farming communities
Our Impact in Motion
 A Connected System
MAMLO designs, builds, and operates:

Micro-Factories
Food processing units placed inside farming communities where crops are cleaned, dried, and milled close to where they’re grown.

MAMLO CORE
Our digital and management system that connects every micro-factory into one unified network ensuring quality, transparency, and real-time learning.

Together, they create a living food system that:
Strengthens farmer incomes
Creates local jobs
 Improves quality and market access
Makes safe, nutritious food  more affordable
 
Why We Exist
Most protein systems were built for long supply chains and distant processing not for the farmers who grow the food.

This leaves rural communities with:
Low crop prices
High post-harvest loss
Limited quality control
Few opportunities in value addition

The problem is not production.
The problem is missing infrastructure.


MAMLO exists to build the infrastructure that connects farmers into value creation not just production.
Our Roadmap - How Change Happens
 Phase 1 - Build & Stabilize
Install micro-factories and prove the model works with farmers.

 Phase 2 - Community Enterprises
Transition infrastructure into community governance and ownership.

Phase 3 - Federation
Link mature enterprises into a coordinated protein network across regions.

Each phase strengthens the system before expanding reach and ownership.

  • Kisumu, Kenya
  • Tom Mboya Estate