The Journey to Intergenerational Resilience
The story of PRAVDA Farms is one of family, resilience, and the future we dare to grow. What began as a modest poultry and subsistence farm in rural Ghana has become a transcontinental initiative reimagined by the next generation.
From Crisis to Clarity.
The Defining Crisis.
In 2023, a devastating poultry die-off shook our foundation. Severe water stress, feed shortages, and disease made it clear: conventional farming models weren’t working—not for us, and not for the communities we served.
The Realization.
This significant loss forced a pivot. We realized that survival wasn't enough; we needed systems that could thrive even in scarcity. We began asking: What if waste could become wealth? What if farming truly mimicked nature?
The Next Generation.
PRAVDA Farms 2.0 was born from this clarity, led by siblings and first-time Agri-Tech entrepreneurs, Marwa and Morwan. Though we have no formal agricultural background, we have an unshakable purpose to build something that outlives us—not just for profit, but for people, land, and legacy.
Mimicking Nature's Cycles.
Our commitment to building systems that thrive in low-resource settings led to the development of our flagship technology.
Closed-Loop Agri-Tech.
We prototype a circular, low-tech farming system where every byproduct feeds another subsystem. This model integrates: Hydroponics →Poultry → Aquaculture (with future integration of Biogas and Solar power).
Our Competitive Advantage.
This system is affordable, scalable, and uniquely suited for rural contexts with limited infrastructure, making sustainable farming truly accessible.
Foresight-Informed Design.
We use futures thinking and ancestral wisdom to build systems that are not just viable today, but adaptable for the challenges of tomorrow—a resilience platform that can be replicated, adapted, and scaled.
Pravda AgriFutures Inc.
We believe that business should serve people and the planet. This is why we created a unified social enterprise model.
The revenue-generating, technical arm. We commercialize the closed-loop systems, offer consulting, and drive R&D.
Our success is dedicated to fostering Intergenerational Resilience, Dignified Green Work, and advancing Decolonizing Futures Thinking.
Profit for Purpose.
Pravda Futures Collective
The not-for-profit, knowledge arm. We lead community co-design, youth mentorship, and Sovereignty Circles to ensure our work is culturally grounded.
Ensures systems are developed with direct input from rural communities, guaranteeing local ownership and ethical alignment (Land As Kin).
Our Accountability Pledge.
This is our commitment to the communities we serve:
By 2030, we will reinvest at least 50% of our annual surplus revenue into rural youth and women-led agro-enterprise initiatives.
This means a significant portion of our profits goes directly toward:
Supporting young agri-preneurs and women farmers in starting or scaling their work.
Providing access to training, tools, and closed-loop farming systems.
Creating locally driven economic opportunities that are sustainable, dignified, and climate-resilient.
Our Global Bridge and Commitment.
Our work extends across continents, linking specific regional needs into a global network of resilience.
Our dual presence in Ghana and Manitoba allows for a reciprocal exchange of knowledge—adapting Agri-Tech for short growing seasons in Canada while sharing ancestral farming wisdom from Ghana.
We are building a platform for rural resilience. One that grows more than food—it grows futures.
Our work is aligned with several Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), including SDG 2: Zero Hunger, SDG 5: Gender Equality, SDG 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth, SDG 9: Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure, and SDG 13: Climate Action.
We use a futures-informed approach, drawing on strategic foresight tools like backcasting and scenario planning, to design solutions that are not just viable today but adaptable for the challenges of tomorrow, building long-term resilience across generations.
Impact & Strategic Alignment
PRAVDA Farms 2.0 aims to foster Intergenerational Resilience, Dignified Green Work for youth, and contribute to Decolonizing Futures Thinking by centering land as kin, not just a resource.
Our mission aligns with global goals, including SDG 2 (Zero Hunger), SDG 8 (Decent Work), and SDG 13 (Climate Action).
