The Coordinator and project manager of DIVAGRI and the work of its 21 Consortium partners is the Wismar University of Applied Sciences (HSW) in Germany, who is closely affiliated with its independent institute, Institute for Polymertechnology (IPT) that has developed and tested one of the DIVAGRI solutions. The lead scientific manager, and technology developer, is from alchemia-nova GmbH, Austria (ALCN).

The leading partners from Africa are universities from South Africa (Stellenbosch University (SUN)), Namibia (Namibia University of Science and Technology (NUST)), Botswana (Botswana University of Agriculture and Natural Resources (BUAN)), Mozambique (Instituto Superior Politecnico de Manica (ISPM)) and from Ghana (University of Cape Coast (UCC)), collaborating nationally and internationally with agricultural research institutes from South Africa (Agricultural Research Council (ARC)), Botswana (National Agricultural Research and Development Institute (NARDI)) and Ghana (CSIR-Crops Research Institute (CSIR-CRI)). Two further direct partners from Africa are the government subsidiary entity in Mozambique in the Center for Research and Technology Transfer to Communities (CITT), and the private sector farm in Ghana (Lake Agege Farm (LAF)).