Since 2024, Savana Signatures has played a pivotal role in supporting the World Food Programme’s Farmer Support Activity by delivering interactive voice response (IVR) services through its Kpododo mobile messaging platform. The intervention was designed to address persistent information gaps faced by smallholder farmers, particularly limited access to timely, relevant, and easy-to-understand agricultural information.
Through the Kpododo platform, Savana Signatures provides voice-based messages in local languages, enabling farmers, including those with low literacy levels, to access critical guidance on farming practices, weather patterns, market information, and programme updates. The use of IVR technology ensures two-way engagement, allowing farmers to interact with content at their convenience and reinforcing knowledge retention. This approach strengthens farmer participation in WFP-supported activities while contributing to improved decision-making, productivity, and resilience among farming households.