Born from the Sahel, built for Sahel realities.
Yaleh was born from a simple conviction: smallholder farmers deserve useful, localized, and understandable agricultural advisories in the face of increasingly uncertain seasons.
Reduce agricultural risk for smallholder farmers in the Sahel
By turning complex signals into simple, responsible, and field-adapted advisories.
A region where decisions are most exposed to climate uncertainty
The Sahel is one of the regions where agricultural decisions are most exposed to climate uncertainty. Farmers often have to decide when to plant with limited localized information. Yaleh starts with Chad and Northern Cameroon to build a solution adapted to Sahelian and Sudanian farming realities.
What Yaleh is made of
Climate and agricultural intelligence
Read signals that matter for agricultural decisions.
Local knowledge
Adapt advisories to crops, languages, calendars, and field realities.
Simple delivery
Deliver advisories through accessible channels such as WhatsApp and, depending on partners, SMS or field reports.
Adji Zamtato
Yaleh is led by Adji Zamtato, who is from Chad. His background brings together agricultural sciences, economics, and risk management. A Fulbright Fellow, he carries out his research at Kansas State University, within the Risk Management Center. Yaleh was born from that intersection: analytical rigor, knowledge of Sahelian field realities, and the ambition to make agricultural information genuinely useful for farmers.