Food supply chains across developing nations are majorly constituted by marginal communities (smallholder farmers, farm & market side labour, logistics operators and small & micro enterprises) who are resource constrained and vulnerable to local & global shocks which could be economic, climate, social, political and market driven. Go4fresh emphasis is on developing affordable technology led solutions that can be easily replicated and customised to suit micro level need gaps that are crop/commodity, demography and geography specific. Go4fresh adopts demand driven approach to design solutions and works across the value chain actors to understand individual & local level challenges. The focus is to digitise and seamlessly integrate the workflows thereby offering best possible visibility of demand, supply, risks and oppourtunities. Technology plays vital role to solve 3 key issues i.e. lack of access to market, information and finance. Go4fresh has worked closely at the farm level, across the supply chain and with all buyer segments which has helped in developing omni channel approach to derive best value for producers & other actors towards sustained livelihood and food loss reduction. Go4fresh has worked extensively on capacity building for these marginalised communities especially with focus on up-skilling women, rural youth and labour on use of right practices through offering right tools and generate/cater localised employment. Team Go4fresh is happy to share its learnings and refined solutions in a collaborative approach with UN ESCAP community across global south especially in Indian subcontinent and ASEAN members which pose similar set of challenges & problems that need attention and can be transformed with right mix of inclusive business principles. Go4fresh is already engaged with UN ESCAP to get coached and will amplify the impact through extending training-the-trainers methodology to train other entrepreneurs & farmer collectives.