Less Post-Harvest Loss
Vehicles Monitored
Faster Collection
Rwanda's agricultural cooperatives transport perishable produce from rural collection points to urban markets across challenging terrain. Without real-time tracking, trucks frequently took inefficient routes, produce sat at collection points too long, and there was no cold-chain monitoring — leading to significant post-harvest losses.
We partnered with a local agricultural technology organization to understand the cooperative's collection and distribution workflows. Quick Tech built a platform that combines GPS fleet tracking with temperature-monitoring sensors, giving cooperative managers real-time visibility from farm gate to market.
The platform shows every vehicle in real time, with temperature readings from cold-chain sensors. Collection schedules are optimized based on harvest volumes and truck capacity. When temperatures exceed thresholds, drivers and managers receive instant SMS alerts. Cooperative administrators track total volumes collected, transported, and delivered — with full traceability from farm to buyer.
Post-harvest losses dropped by 35% in the first season. Collection efficiency improved — trucks now complete routes 25% faster with optimized scheduling. The traceability data opened access to premium export markets that require farm-to-fork documentation. The model is being replicated across four additional cooperatives.
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