We see the “perfect storm” of opportunity, which creates the sense of urgency

No poverty: creation of up to 1000 new jobs in low income and underdeveloped farming areas
Zero hunger: providing nutrition and feeding the people
Good health and well-being: development of nutritious food products, both for livestock and humans
Renewable energy: producing biofuels from waste for own use
Climate action: reducing CO2 emissions by converting waste into product

Ghana has a goal to become self-sufficient in their livestock feed production. Currently they import soy and other feed from abroad
The Ghanaian Government aims to develop a bio-circular and zero-waste Ghanaian farming culture and promote export of local refined products
Providing a sustainable, high-quality, and locally produced source of protein over imported materials fits well with the country’s ambition

Global population is expected to grow by 2.1 billion people in the coming 30 years. 650 million of them will live in the Sub-Saharan African region
As a species, humans urgently need to come up with sustainable and nutritious sources of food to sustain life on Earth for all