One partnership, both sides covered: a European entity for administration and an African entity for delivery on the ground.

We are a dual partner built for EU-Africa research and innovation projects: MrExportToAfrica (EU entity, Estonia) and Kappa Squared Ltd (registered in Zambia).

Both entities are registered in the EU Funding and Tenders Portal. PIC numbers available on request.

For non-EU programs we register on whichever platform the consortium requires (SGCI matchmaking portal, Convergence Portal, myeurekaproject, and similar).

Directors: John Kourkoutas and Costas Constantacopoulos.

Set-up and operation of field sites, demonstrations and training with real users, smallholders and SMEs.

Recruiting African SMEs and third parties, administering open calls, managing sub-grantees.

Turning project results into adoption and commercial presence in African markets.

• Zambia is on Horizon Europe's list of third countries automatically eligible for funding, so our participation adds no cost to the consortium budget.
• Zambia is an EDCTP Association member (since 2025), so we are eligible for Global Health EDCTP3 consortiums where a sub-Saharan partner is mandatory.
• We operate commercially in Sub-Saharan Africa year round, so the network is current, not assembled for a proposal.
• The dual-entity structure keeps EU-side contracting simple.

• Market entry and lead-generation mandates for European manufacturers and exporters across Sub-Saharan Africa (agri-food, biotech, industrial goods).
• Organized and delivered a Southern Africa trade delegation (Zambia, June 2026).
• Operating network of distributors, SMEs and institutions across Sub-Saharan African markets.

Tell us the topic ID, the role you need filled, and your indicative budget. Within 48 hours you receive our one-page partner profile with PIC data, entity details, and draft task descriptions for your Part B.

Contact: info@mrexporttoafrica.com, contact person John Kourkoutas, Director.

Also open to UKRI, Eureka, SGCI, SATREPS and bilateral program consortiums as a self-funded or subcontracted African delivery partner where direct funding eligibility does not apply.