Operating worldwide

One independent consortium for the entire humanitarian chain

– production, logistics and accountability under one roof.

Ukraine territory
Based in Ukraine
87 farms
11 factories
Frontline operations
How the system works

From partner funding to food in people's hands

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30+ partners

It starts with partner funding

International foundations fund the program. This is the one link outside our ecosystem – everything after it, RIDNE runs end to end.

Two large agricultural buildings with metal roofs on farmland under a clear blue sky.
87 farms

Farmers

We grow the raw food ourselves instead of buying it on the open market. Our own network of Ukrainian farms supplies the crops that every kit is built from.

Grain & oil & seed
No open-market buying
Blue bags labeled RIDNE wheat flour with text reading Ukrainian wheat flour of the highest grade.
11 factories

Food factories

We turn the harvest into finished food in our own plants. Everything is produced and tested in our own labs before it moves further down the chain.

Own labs
Flour, cereals, oil, canned
Worker driving forklift in warehouse talks with two colleagues in safety vests and helmets.
3k+ employed

Packing center

We assemble a balanced kit for each program, not whatever is in stock. The contents match the social category, the region and the nutritional need.

Program-specific kits
Balanced to need
10M+ people reached

Domestic distribution

We deliver across Ukraine ourselves, all the way to frontline communities.

Across Ukraine
Frontline delivery
4.2M kits delivered

International distribution

Abroad we deliver through local partners and produce part of the kit locally.

Via local partners
Local jobs
Woman receiving a humanitarian food package from Serhiy Kovalchuk
People who need support and hepl
The model

Spend the dollar once – and it works twice

The same spend feeds people who need it now and sustains the farms, plants and jobs behind every basket.

Food bought in Ukraine
From local farms and plants
Economy one
Ukraine keeps producing
Wages, jobs and taxes stay
Delivered where it's needed
Across Ukraine and beyond
$10
works twice
Economy two
A second economy grows
Local products and jobs on the ground
Why it holds

Every point where a humanitarian chain usually breaks, we've taken out the gap

In most chains, every handoff is a place delivery can stall

We carry it end to end

One operator from our own plant to the recipient — nothing handed off, nothing lost in the last mile.

Lean on third-party stock, and the timeline slips

We hold the schedule

We produce on our own lines, so timing follows our plan — not open-market supply.

With many suppliers, quality is hard to verify

We stand behind every batch

Our own plants and labs test it before it moves.

Where we operate

Every point on this map is somewhere we actually operate

Colour is an operational signal, not decoration: green marks where Ridne runs today.

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Map of RIDNE operational locations in Ukraine and beyond

A country at war that still feeds itself, and others.

87 farms
11 factories
Ukraine

Active production and warehousing hub for West Africa.

5,000 kits
14,500 fed
Ghana

A five-year framework agreement in one of the region's hardest-to-reach areas.

5-year memorandum
Drinking water
DR Congo

A forming Gulf node for Halal kits and regional distribution.

Halal gateway
Gulf route
UAE
Independence manifest

We keep producing when other systems stop

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No state funding

We operate on independent capital – so programs start on the partner's timeline, not a procurement cycle.

Own capital
Funded a year ahead

No tenders

We enter programs through direct partnership – not through a bidding process.

Direct contracts
No bidding

Not mass-market

We produce for the program brief – every kit is built to the specification, not repurposed from commercial stock.

Composed per program
No fixed catalogue
Partners

Trusted by institutional partners

Ukraine

GEM Ukraine

Global Empowerment Mission's Ukraine branch operates a 74,500 sq ft warehouse in Kyiv and delivers family kits across 24 oblasts. Sources food for those kits directly from local Ukrainian producers.

USA

The Howard G. Buffett Foundation

A US foundation funding food security, conflict mitigation and humanitarian relief, including major support for Ukraine.

Egypt

GEM Mena

Regional branch of Global Empowerment Mission for the Middle East and North Africa, based near Cairo. Operates a 29,000 sq ft warehouse serving programs across the region.

Sweden

Human Bridge

A Swedish aid organisation that collects and ships medical equipment and humanitarian supplies to people in need.

Poland

GEM Europe

European branch of Global Empowerment Mission, headquartered in Warsaw. Coordinates humanitarian logistics and disaster response across the 27 EU member states.

Germany

Welt Hunger Hilfe

One of Germany's largest private aid organisations, working to end hunger and build long-term food security worldwide.

USA

HealthRight International

A global health and human-rights organisation building lasting access to care for marginalised communities.

Sweden

Second Hand (PMU)

PMU Second Hand (Botkyrka Pentecostal congregation) – Swedish charity shops whose proceeds fund international development and humanitarian aid.