Kuza is a mobile-first micro-learning platform offering youth, women, and micro-entrepreneurs from informal communities the opportunities to learn, connect, and grow on their own terms and at their own convenience. The company creates opportunities for the under-served communities. Working alongside 3,500 agri-entrepreneurs, 500,000 farmers within 4,500 villages, Kuza’s platform creates a sustainable model leveraging philanthropy, CSR, and private sector participation in opportunities to drive growth to its users. Kuza offers mentorship/business support and access to credit markets via its ONE digital network, enabling the communities they serve to access the knowledge economy. This is done through its massive digital catalog of bite-size content which dramatically reduces the upskilling and networking costs and can be made accessible in off-grid areas.
Working with informal workers helping them to learn, connect and grow at scale
FOUNDED
2011
HEADQUARTERS
Nairobi, Nairobi County, Kenya
COMPANY SIZE
6–20
Sriram Bharatam (Founder & Chief Mentor at Kuza) has been an Unreasonable Fellow since September 2020 and most recently participated in Unreasonable FUTURE 2020.