FaWCOS

See every farmer, farm and programme as a verified record.

One workspace for governments, NGOs, cooperatives and agribusinesses to run programmes and report with evidence you can defend.

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Inside the workspace.

  • Dashboard

    Headline figures, charts and a map of your farmers and their activity.

  • Farmers database

    Searchable records linked to your organisation. Identity, Land and Activity levels are shown separately for each farm.

  • Farms map

    Walked boundaries drawn from evidence. Points that have not been verified are marked as such.

  • Programmes

    Create programmes, set who is eligible, and track enrolment and the intervention each farmer received.

  • Analytics and reports

    Charts and a report builder. Save reports and export them as PDF, Excel or CSV.

  • People and roles

    Admin, programme officer, data analyst and viewer roles. Invite colleagues by email; sign in with an authenticator app.

  • API keys

    Programmatic access to your own organisation’s farmer records, with daily limits.

  • Zeke

    Ask questions about your figures. Only approved aggregates reach Zeke: never names, phone numbers, ID numbers or individual records.

    Meet Zeke

The farmers database, with levels shown for every farm.

The farmers database in the FaWCOS workspace: a searchable table with farmer ID, name, state, crop, farm size, status and verification status, with filters and export
Screenshot of the FaWCOS workspace with sample data. Names and figures are examples.

Verified by people who do not work for you.

Field officers and supervisors are employed and managed by FaWCOS, not by customer organisations. They collect evidence on the farm and review what looks wrong.

That separation is what makes the record credible to a third party. An organisation sees verified levels for its farmers, but it cannot raise them. Levels come from evidence and rules, and only the FaWCOS review team can clear a flag.

How the levels work

Numbers you can put your name to.

  • Declared is not verified.

    A farmer’s stated farm size is kept apart from the area measured on the ground, and small parcels show their uncertainty.

  • Empty stays empty.

    If a figure is not available it says so. It is never shown as zero or as fine.

  • Nothing inferred.

    Yield and carbon figures are not guessed from how many activities were logged.

Reporting that lines up with national and continental frameworks.

Evidence for your programme, tied to the standards governments and donors already use.

Every standard and where we stand
  • Built Levels of assurance NIST SP 800-63 and eIDAS
  • Built Land tenure FAO VGGT and ISO 19152
  • In progress Continental agri-food targets CAADP Kampala Declaration
  • Planned National farmer registry National Digital Farmers Registry

See it with your programme in mind.

Tell us about your programme and we will walk you through the workspace. Plans and pricing are agreed with you after the demo.

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