EJOLLE Lovert
| 组织 | Joint actions for sustainable development |
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| Organization role |
Facilitator
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| Area of Expertise |
Ejolle is developing expertise in using AI-enabled and digital tools to diagnose soil and plant conditions, monitor crops, and recommend practical actions for smallholder farmers and women’s groups. The work is designed for low-data, locally appropriate decisions on soil health, crop conditions, climate risks, and farm management
Regenerative and climate-smart farming: no-till methods, mulching, composting, crop diversification, natural pest management, soil-cover practices, and organic fertilizer preparation. - Agroforestry and restoration: nursery development, native and non-timber forest-product seedlings, tree planting, erosion control, and restoring degraded land. - Smallholder and community agriculture: working with women farmers, cooperatives, vulnerable communities, and local groups through training, mobilization, and field demonstrations. - Cassava and maize value chains: production, market access, processing, and the planned development of instant fufu flour. - Sustainable agribusiness: linking farm production with processing, distribution, livelihoods, and climate resilience. - Agricultural project design and management: beneficiary selection, stakeholder engagement, fundraising, monitoring and evaluation, and community-based implementation. - Environmental and soil management: natural-resource management, biodiversity protection, climate adaptation, and digital or satellite-supported soil and crop monitoring. |
Ejolle Lovert Epie is a Cameroonian community-development leader, environmental consultant, researcher, and agripreneur. He is the founder and CEO of Joint Actions for Sustainable Development and the founder of GreenWall and SustainaEarth.
His work focuses on climate-smart and regenerative agriculture, agroforestry, ecosystem restoration, food production, and community livelihoods. He is also developing practical AI and digital tools for soil and plant diagnosis and recommendations for smallholder farmers and women’s groups. Ejolle holds postgraduate training in international law and environmental law from the University of Yaoundé II Soa.