The Infrastructure Network for African Food (INAF)

The Infrastructure Network for African Food (INAF) is a Pan-African collaborative platform created to address one of the most overlooked but critical challenges in Africa’s food systems—infrastructure. From poor rural roads to inadequate storage, cold chain gaps, and market inefficiencies, INAF brings together key actors across the continent to connect, co-create, and invest in the infrastructure that powers food production, movement, processing, and access. It is not just a network—it’s a movement of farmers, innovators, policymakers, funders, engineers, and entrepreneurs working together to build practical, scalable, and sustainable solutions for Africa’s food future. Whether you're building solar-powered cold rooms, mapping market data, financing transport systems, or designing urban food hubs—INAF is your tribe. Our focus areas include: Agro-logistics & postharvest handling Cold chain development Food markets and urban-rural integration Climate-smart and low-emission infrastructure Financial inclusion and agri-investment Technology and digital systems Resilience and adaptation to climate change in food systems INAF is about building what feeds us—and doing it together.