The World Food Forum 2025, hosted at the headquarters of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations in Rome, provided a major international platform for BIO PLANET TMC Ltd to highlight its contribution to sustainable agriculture and climate resilience in West Africa. During this global gathering, Christian Adoh, CEO of BIO PLANET TMC Ltd, was invited to join a high-level panel dedicated to youth-led innovations transforming food systems. Before policymakers, development agencies, research institutions, and young agripreneurs from around the world, Christian presented the company’s circular approach that converts organic waste into a pest-control granulated organic fertilizer capable of restoring degraded soils, improving crop productivity, and reducing farmers’ dependence on costly synthetic inputs.
His intervention emphasized how the company’s work directly enhances food security, strengthens community resilience, and supports the transition toward climate-smart agriculture across Benin. By demonstrating the measurable impact of local innovation on soil health, crop performance, and farmer livelihoods, Christian showcased the role of BIO PLANET TMC Ltd as a catalyst for regenerative agriculture in the region. Christian’s presence on this global stage positioned BIO PLANET TMC Ltd as a credible and influential voice in discussions on the future of food systems and the role of youth entrepreneurship in driving transformation. This recognition reaffirmed the company’s leadership in pioneering scalable, sustainable, and community-centered solutions that address the interconnected challenges of climate change, food security, and rural development.
