Get the latest tech news

Pula raises $20M Series B to provide agricultural insurance to farmers in Africa, Asia and LatAm


Each product Pula offers is customized to suit the demands of its clients, and the needs of the beneficiary farmers.

Pula, an insurtech based in Kenya, has since 2015 been keen on enhancing the access to agricultural insurance by small-holder farmers across emerging markets, shielding them against losses from pests, diseases and/or extreme weather events like floods and droughts. What started nine years ago as an unconventional idea that many deemed un-scalable is now a proven solution that has solved real needs for millions of smallholder farmers across 22 countries,” said Pula CEO Thomas Njeru, who co-founded the insurtech with Rose Goslinga. Building on the success of its crop insurance products, Pula is set to introduce livestock covers in countries like Kenya upon the completion of a pilot program that kicked-off in Nigeria last year.

Get the Android app

Or read this on TechCrunch

Read more on:

Photo of Asia

Asia

Photo of LatAm

LatAm

Photo of Africa

Africa

Related news:

News photo

Beeper acquired by Automattic, fintech’s decline and YC’s lack of LatAm founders

News photo

Equinor’s Energy Trader Eyes New Zealand Amid Expansion in Asia

News photo

Y Combinator’s latest cohort had only one LatAm startup in large part because of AI