Green Agro Valley

Green Agro Valley is an Ivorian company specialized in irrigation and water access solutions for agriculture. It was founded with the aim of addressing structural constraints in Côte d’Ivoire’s agricultural sector, notably dependence on climate variability and high energy costs. Its core expertise lies in solar-powered irrigation systems and solar drilling solutions, which help secure water supply while reducing the carbon footprint of agricultural operations. 

As part of its development, Green Agro Valley joined the CATAL1.5°T program, benefiting from repayable financing intended to strengthen its operational capacity. This support focuses in particular on building strategic inventories, acquiring heavy equipment for drilling activities, and strengthening financial structuring and reporting. In the long term, the company aims to consolidate its position in the Ivorian market for sustainable irrigation solutions and to contribute to the climate resilience of the agricultural sector. 

The entrepreneur 

Koffi Appessika Adanin Laurent is an engineer in Industrial Mechanics and Automation, trained at INP-HB, with a specialization in irrigation and solar pumping acquired in India. He began his career as a Project Manager at Bolloré Transport & Logistics, before contributing to a Lean Manufacturing project at SITAB. In 2018, he founded Green Agro Valley to address water access challenges in agriculture and now devotes himself full time to the company’s development. 

Partnership with I&P and Comoé Capital 

I&P has committed alongside Green Agro Valley under the CATAL1.5°T program, implemented in Côte d’Ivoire by Comoé Capital, through: 

• Repayable financing of FCFA 98,240,175, disbursed in three tranches subject to performance KPIs; 
• The provision of technical assistance in financial and organizational management; 
• Strengthening of reporting and financial structuring; 
• Strategic support to facilitate the company’s scale-up. 

Key impacts 

• Climate: deployment of solar irrigation solutions potentially contributing to a reduction of −1,256 tCO2e in 2026; 
• Social: creation and formalization of 16 jobs; 
• Agriculture: sustainable improvement in productivity and resilience of agricultural operations in the face of climate change.