🌟 Ready to Take the Next Step in Your Career? At Pula, we’re on a mission to empower smallholder farmers and strengthen agricultural resilience. If you’re passionate about innovation, growth, and creating meaningful impact in collaboration with governments across Africa, we’d love to have you on our team! 👉 Follow these simple steps to apply and join our journey: 📍 Submit your resume and answer a few questions 📍 Complete the recruitment process and showcase your expertise 💼 We’re Hiring for the Following B2G-focused commercial roles: 1️⃣ Chief Commercial Officer 2️⃣ Commercial Director, East Africa 3️⃣ Vice President, International Insurance Brokerage 4️⃣ Head of Commercial Data Solutions 👉 Apply now: https://lnkd.in/gUEFUAGd #WeAreHiring #Pula #CareerOpportunity #AgTech #Innovation #SmallholderFarmers
PULA
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Mollis, Glarus 46.453 Follower:innen
Ensuring farmers resilience and profitability.
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Reimagining agricultural insurance to protect smallholders worldwide. At Pula, we are radically restructuring insurance, using technology and parametric insurance to insure the previously unbanked, uninsured, untapped market of 1.5 billion smallholders worldwide. We work across Africa and Asia, and in 2019 alone, we facilitated crop and livestock insurance cover to 1.1mln farmers and have offered our products in 11 markets . Since starting in 2015, our products have impacted over 4.9 Million smallholder farmers. Our Founders work in insurance has been recognized by several international awards including the Financial Times/IFC Award for Sustainable Finance, the Singapore Fintech Festival, Womens World Banking, Credit Suisse, and InsureTech3.0. We partner with organisations across multiple value chains, from agriculture to renewable energy including Fortune 500 Companies, Global NGO’s, Microfinance Instructions, Research Institutions, and Governments to help provide households the protection they need in an increasingly unpredictable climate.
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http://pula-advisors.com
Externer Link zu PULA
- Branche
- Finanzdienstleistungen
- Größe
- 51–200 Beschäftigte
- Hauptsitz
- Mollis, Glarus
- Art
- Privatunternehmen
- Gegründet
- 2014
- Spezialgebiete
- Agriculural Insurance, Multi-stakeholder products, Technology und Developing Markets
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Primär
Oberdorfstrasse 44
Mollis, Glarus 8753, CH
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ABC place
Nairobi, Nairobi 000000, KE
Beschäftigte von PULA
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Lindelwe Lesley Ndlovu
CEO | Insurance & Investments | Sustainable Finance | WEF Young Global Leader | Times 100
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Jacob Acevedo García
Senior Manager - Partnerships @ PULA | Development Aid, Climate Change
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Richard Hardy
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Villa Masala Okolla
Commercial Manager | Agricultural insurance | Technology @PULA
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🚀 Join Us to Drive Impactful Change in the Agricultural Insurance Sector! 🌾 We’re growing and looking for exceptional talent to join our dynamic team. At Pula, we are passionate about empowering smallholder farmers and transforming agriculture through innovative insurance solutions. If you're ready to make a meaningful impact and thrive in a fast-paced, mission-driven organization, this is your chance! We’re Hiring for the Following Roles: 1️⃣ Chief Commercial Officer 2️⃣ B2G Commercial Director, East Africa 3️⃣ Vice President, International Insurance Brokerage 4️⃣ Head of Commercial Data Solutions Apply now: https://lnkd.in/gUEFUAGd 💡 Why Join Pula? - Be part of a global leader in agricultural insurance and digital solutions - Work with a collaborative and innovative team dedicated to protecting farmers and ensuring food security - Build and lead high-impact initiatives in emerging markets - Grow your career while making a tangible difference in the lives of millions #WeAreHiring #Pula #CareerOpportunities #AgricultureInnovation #CommercialLeadership #InsuranceJobs #GlobalImpact
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🌟 Celebrating Jamhuri Day and Pula's Journey in Kenya! 🇰🇪🌟 As Kenya marks Jamhuri Day, a celebration of independence and progress, we at Pula reflect on the incredible milestones achieved in partnership with Kenyan farmers, governments, and stakeholders. While 2025 will mark 10 years of Pula, our journey in Kenya has already been transformational. This year, we achieved key milestones that solidify our commitment to building resilience and empowering smallholder farmers: ✅ Launch of an International Insurance Facility: Aiming to insure 200,000 Kenyan smallholder farmers against climate risks, with an ambitious goal to scale to 3.5 million farmers, supported by the Lemonade Foundation ✅ Launch of Human-Wildlife Conflict Pilot Initiative: Tackling over 6,000 conflict cases annually in six counties, and distribute the first payout to communities affected by climate-driven wildlife challenges Kenya has always been a cornerstone of Pula’s mission to build climate resilience and support farmers in securing their livelihoods. Here's to continuing this incredible journey together. Happy Jamhuri Day, Kenya! 🌍👩🏾🌾👨🏽🌾 #JamhuriDay #Kenya #PulaJourney #ClimateResilience #AgriculturalInsurance #Sustainability
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🌾 Kicking off the Crop Cutting Experiment (CCE) Process in West and East Africa🌾 We’re starting our CCE in Nigeria, Malawi, Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, and Ethiopia! CCE is a critical step in ensuring accurate yield assessments and building climate resilience. By randomly selecting plots and carefully harvesting, drying, and weighing crops, we generate reliable data to evaluate agricultural productivity. This data underpins the effectiveness of agricultural insurance solutions like Area Yield Index Insurance, ensuring fair payouts to farmers when losses occur. Why is it Important? ✔️ Accurate Compensation:Farmers receive fair payouts based on real yield losses, reducing financial distress during challenging seasons ✔️ Data-Driven Decision Making:CCE empowers farmers, governments, and insurers with actionable insights to plan better and invest wisely ✔️ Strengthened Farmer Trust:By basing insurance payouts on transparent and verifiable data, CCE builds confidence among farming communities. ✔️ Climate Resilience:Reliable yield data enables targeted interventions to mitigate the impact of climate risks. Through these efforts, Pula is enhancing farmer livelihoods and promoting sustainable agricultural practices. 🌍👩🏾🌾👨🏽🌾 Thank you, Pula team who made this happened Dagmawi Haileyesus Assefa Bersabeh Assefa Faith Mumbi Kinuthia, BBA, MSC, PhD (c) Strategic Management Mesfin Wondwosen (MBA, BSC) Yohannes Teshome Takele Johannes Rob Awegechew Yeabsira Tilahun Nicholas Ochola William Mdemu Lindiwe Karim #AgriculturalInsurance #CropCuttingExperiment #ClimateResilience #SmallholderFarmers #DataDrivenFarming #Pula
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What’s the best way to learn about Pula’s business? By getting our hands dirty! Recently, our new team members embarked on a field visit to Nakuru, Kenya, where they engaged directly with farmers and witnessed the impact of our work firsthand. The visit involved activities such as visiting selected sample plots, measuring and placing boxes, and assessing yields to evaluate productivity. Initiatives like these deepen our connection to our mission and reinforce our commitment to delivering impactful solutions that help small-scale farmers build resilience and secure their futures. 🌾
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☕ We are proud to share our Coffee Farmer Registration Initiative in Uganda! Spearheaded by the Uganda Coffee Development Authority (UCDA) and supported by aBi - Agricultural Business Initiative, this initiative is driving traceability, improving farming practices, and aligning with the European Union’s anti-Deforestation Regulation (EUDR). We registered 220,000+ coffee farmers and 250,000+ farms in 3 weeks, securing their access to the European market. This initiative is setting Uganda’s coffee sector on a path to long-term resilience and compliance with international standards! #Sustainability #CoffeeSector #EUDR #Traceability #aBiDevelopment #UgandaCoffee #SmallholderFarmers #ClimateResilience
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🌍🌾 Strengthening Community Resilience: Insights from Our Learning Mission We’re excited to share the success of our recent learning trip to Kenya, where Mozambican stakeholders had the opportunity to deepen their understanding of Area Yield Index Insurance (AYII) and its transformative impact on rural farming communities. Pula collaborates with Feed the Future RESINA, focused on promoting community resilience by building the capacity of relevant Mozambican public sector stakeholders, insurance providers, and farming communities to prepare for, respond to, and recover from environmental shocks such as drought, crop pests, and diseases. Key Highlights 1️⃣ Capacity Building Through Workshops 2️⃣ Collaborative Learning with Kenyan Ecosystem Players 3️⃣ Experience Crop Cut Experiment (CCE) to learn the importance of accurate and consistent yield monitoring A big thank you to all partners and employees who made this possible! APA Insurance Kenya, Apollo Agriculture, Monil Shah, AIA, Yuliya Meskela, Amitoj Singh, FIA, Lilian Wanja Njui, Elisa Manhique, MBA, Faith Mumbi Kinuthia, BBA, MSC, PhD (c) Strategic Management #CommunityResilience #AreaYieldIndexInsurance #ClimateAdaptation #Pula #Mozambique #Kenya #SustainableAgriculture #SmallholderFarmers #AgriculturalInsurance
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🌍🌾 COP29 Zambia’s Bold Steps Towards Climate Resilience Last week we hosted a powerful session at the Zambia Pavilion: "Strengthening Smallholder Farmer Resilience: Lessons from Zambia’s FISP and Insurance Innovations." The event highlighted Zambia’s transformative journey in scaling climate risk insurance through the Farmers Input Support Programme (FISP) and the Hybrid Area Yield Index Insurance (AYII) scheme, which have empowered nearly a million smallholder farmers to adapt to climate change. Special Thanks to Our Speakers and Partner: Morton Mwanza, Ministry of Agriculture Zambia Jacobeth Barno, World Food Programme Dagmawi Haileyesus Assefa Thank you to everyone who joined us and to all our partners who made this session happened! #COP29 #ZambiaPavillion #ClimateResilience #AgriculturalInsurance #Pula #SmallholderFarmers #FoodSecurity #SustainableAgriculture
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🌍🌱 Climate Risk Insurance and Resilience in Africa: Insights from COP29 Thanks you the invitation of The African Climate Foundation and Krutham, we had the honor of contributing to the critical conversation on Climate Risk Insurance and Resilience in Africa during the session, "Using Insurance to Manage Climate Risk in Kenya, Malawi, and South Africa." Key Highlights from the Event for those who missed it! Insurance as a Climate Solution: By transferring risk, insurance empowers farmers to recover more quickly from climate shocks, stabilizing rural economies and ensuring food security The Role of Technology: Data-driven solutions, such as satellite monitoring, GPS mapping, and digital platforms can enhance the accuracy and efficiency of climate insurance programs. These innovations ensure timely payouts and strengthen the trust between insurers and farmers Gender Inclusion in Climate Insurance: Women smallholder farmers, who are often most affected by climate risks, stand to benefit significantly from tailored insurance solutions Collaboration is Key: It is importance to partner between governments, development organizations, insurers, and the private sector to achieve the best outcome. The event served as a reminder that climate risk insurance is not just a financial tool—it’s a lifeline for communities on the frontlines of climate change. By sharing lessons and scaling best practices, we can continue to build a resilient future for Africa’s agricultural sector. Thank you to the incredible panelists and attendees for such a rich and impactful discussion. Iva Detelinova Cecilia Schultz Sinja Buri Butch Bacani Amy Barnes Dagmawi Haileyesus Assefa #COP29 #ClimateRiskInsurance #Pula #ResilienceInAgriculture #SustainableDevelopment #SmallholderFarmers #ClimateResilience
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🌍🌾 Building Resilience Through Innovation: Reflections on the IGAD Side Event at COP29 A huge thank you to everyone who joined us at the IGAD Pavilion for our COP29 side event, "Increasing Food Security, Flourishing Regional Economies, and Strengthening Resilience of Smallholder Farmers through Climate Finance and Insurance Technology." The discussions were inspiring and underscored the urgent need to leverage climate finance and insurance technology to safeguard smallholder farmers and ensure food security across the IGAD region. Key Takeaways from the Event: The Role of Insurance in Climate Adaptation: Highlighting how crop insurance mitigates the impact of climate risks on rural farmers, ensuring livelihoods are protected and investments in agriculture are de-risked Innovative Financing Models: Exploring how partnerships and scalable solutions can drive access to climate finance for smallholder farmers, empowering them to adapt to the changing climate Regional Collaboration for Food Security: Emphasizing the importance of collective action across the IGAD region to address shared challenges in agriculture and resilience building Special Thanks to Our Incredible Speakers & Partners Addis Negash, Ethiopia Ministry of Agriculture, Augustine Kenduiwo, Kenya Ministry of Environment, Erastus Maingi, Dagmawi Haileyesus Assefa, John Chumo, Shadrack Ngene, Kenya State Department for Wildlife Your insights, expertise, and commitment to climate resilience and agricultural innovation made this event a resounding success!