The AAIN Digest provides updates on AAIN's activities and partnerships. Key points include:
1) AAIN signed an MoU with ASSI to introduce 4.5 million entrepreneurs in Ghana to agribusiness incubation.
2) AAIN and AGRA are working together on the ECoSIB seed incubator to rejuvenate the seed business in Africa.
3) The 3rd Pan African Agribusiness Conference will be held in Dakar, Senegal in October 2017.
The document summarizes the proceedings of the African Agribusiness Incubators Network conference held in October 2016. The participants recognized that expanding opportunities for youth in Africa is key to unlocking economic growth and development on the continent. They affirmed their commitment to supporting agribusiness incubation through initiatives like the African Agribusiness Incubators Network to attract youth into agriculture and create jobs. Finally, the participants called on governments and organizations to pursue strategies focused on youth engagement, skills training, financing, and partnerships to promote agribusiness development and incubation across Africa.
- Africa spends $35 billion annually importing food despite having 25% of the world's most arable land, generating only 10% of global agricultural output.
- An AU-EU conference discussed partnerships to promote climate-smart agriculture, reduce food losses and waste, improve market access, and responsible private investment to achieve food security and rural growth.
- The African Agribusiness Incubators' Network (AAIN) was identified as a partner to coordinate agribusiness incubation funding and support across Africa.
Paroma Community Empowerment for Enterprise Development report 2015FRANCIS BUKENYA
Paroma Enterprises Limited Uganda incorporated as a limited company by share later adopted several nonprofit projects under Paroma CEED/Community Empowerment for Enterprise Development and for the last 5 years have been promoting practical entrepreneurship skills to emerging, potential and existing entrepreneurs whereby through their services over 50,000 people youth inclusive have benefited with their services. But according to our research amongst urban youth, jobs, unemployment levels and school drop outs of young people between the age of 15-32 years; over 70% of graduates do not have jobs, 80% of unskilled youth are unemployed but willing to start up something if they can get practical entrepreneurship skills and at most 2 out of 5 business started by urban unskilled youth did not survive the first 5 years in operation due to lack of proper business plans, entrepreneurship training before they were started.
The youth is a critical segment in the society especially in urban setting and yet they are not central in social economic agenda. They form 70% of the Uganda populace and majority of who are out of school and unemployed. Hence the need for Rural-Urban Wealth Creation project that will address Entrepreneurship Development, Customer care, Entrepreneurial Competencies, Entrepreneurship process, Legal Issues in Business, Formulating Business Plan, industrial skills, agricultural skills, resources utilization, modern & general trade, international trade, branding, sales & marketing.
We therefore decided to carry out the Wealth Creation Project through Agriculture, Value addition, Innovation and Export promotion 2015-2020 project.
Farmcrowdy and Thrive Agric are digital agriculture platforms that connect smallholder farmers in Nigeria with investors to fund their farms. Farmcrowdy has empowered over 11,000 farmers since 2016 by providing seeds, training, and markets for crops. Thrive Agric allows individual investors to fund specific farms and receive a portion of the harvest proceeds.
FarmKart, eFarms Nigeria, and Growsel allow investors to fund smallholder farmers' production of crops like maize, cassava and poultry. Investors can expect returns of 6-35% within 3-18 months depending on the platform and chosen farm. The platforms provide farmers with financing, inputs and training to improve yields and incomes.
Indo Africa Times, a weekly newspaper has its key intend to create extensive awareness amongst people about Africa and India concerning different sectors like economy, politics, culture, fashion, sports and many more. It is our sincere endeavor to bridge the information gap between Africa and India by endowing our readers with updated and latest developments occurring in both the countries.
This issue has something really important for nature lovers. Explore the Top Story and get ready for an adventurous trip to the beautiful island nation Seychelles. Ghana's affluence of possessions, democratic political system and vibrant economy, makes it indeed one of Africa's prominent illuminations and to get more familiar with this investment friendly country, this issue has beautifully framed the high points of this country in Spotlight Country. Agritec Africa scheduled to be held in Kenya, in the month of June has received prime importance in the magazine. Do discover a great analysis on the gamut of financial services furnished by the Indian financial institutions to the African countries.
Modern agriculture has the potential to boost African prosperity by transforming the economies that are currently heavily reliant on agriculture. However, African agriculture is underperforming due to a lack of investment in machinery, seeds, fertilizers and training. AGCO, a leading farm machinery manufacturer, is addressing this by investing over $100 million in facilities across Africa to provide equipment, training and support to farmers in order to boost productivity and food production in a sustainable way. This includes a new 150-hectare model farm and learning center in Zambia that aims to educate farmers and help them increase yields through better soil, crop and mechanization techniques.
The document summarizes the proceedings of the African Agribusiness Incubators Network conference held in October 2016. The participants recognized that expanding opportunities for youth in Africa is key to unlocking economic growth and development on the continent. They affirmed their commitment to supporting agribusiness incubation through initiatives like the African Agribusiness Incubators Network to attract youth into agriculture and create jobs. Finally, the participants called on governments and organizations to pursue strategies focused on youth engagement, skills training, financing, and partnerships to promote agribusiness development and incubation across Africa.
- Africa spends $35 billion annually importing food despite having 25% of the world's most arable land, generating only 10% of global agricultural output.
- An AU-EU conference discussed partnerships to promote climate-smart agriculture, reduce food losses and waste, improve market access, and responsible private investment to achieve food security and rural growth.
- The African Agribusiness Incubators' Network (AAIN) was identified as a partner to coordinate agribusiness incubation funding and support across Africa.
Paroma Community Empowerment for Enterprise Development report 2015FRANCIS BUKENYA
Paroma Enterprises Limited Uganda incorporated as a limited company by share later adopted several nonprofit projects under Paroma CEED/Community Empowerment for Enterprise Development and for the last 5 years have been promoting practical entrepreneurship skills to emerging, potential and existing entrepreneurs whereby through their services over 50,000 people youth inclusive have benefited with their services. But according to our research amongst urban youth, jobs, unemployment levels and school drop outs of young people between the age of 15-32 years; over 70% of graduates do not have jobs, 80% of unskilled youth are unemployed but willing to start up something if they can get practical entrepreneurship skills and at most 2 out of 5 business started by urban unskilled youth did not survive the first 5 years in operation due to lack of proper business plans, entrepreneurship training before they were started.
The youth is a critical segment in the society especially in urban setting and yet they are not central in social economic agenda. They form 70% of the Uganda populace and majority of who are out of school and unemployed. Hence the need for Rural-Urban Wealth Creation project that will address Entrepreneurship Development, Customer care, Entrepreneurial Competencies, Entrepreneurship process, Legal Issues in Business, Formulating Business Plan, industrial skills, agricultural skills, resources utilization, modern & general trade, international trade, branding, sales & marketing.
We therefore decided to carry out the Wealth Creation Project through Agriculture, Value addition, Innovation and Export promotion 2015-2020 project.
Farmcrowdy and Thrive Agric are digital agriculture platforms that connect smallholder farmers in Nigeria with investors to fund their farms. Farmcrowdy has empowered over 11,000 farmers since 2016 by providing seeds, training, and markets for crops. Thrive Agric allows individual investors to fund specific farms and receive a portion of the harvest proceeds.
FarmKart, eFarms Nigeria, and Growsel allow investors to fund smallholder farmers' production of crops like maize, cassava and poultry. Investors can expect returns of 6-35% within 3-18 months depending on the platform and chosen farm. The platforms provide farmers with financing, inputs and training to improve yields and incomes.
Indo Africa Times, a weekly newspaper has its key intend to create extensive awareness amongst people about Africa and India concerning different sectors like economy, politics, culture, fashion, sports and many more. It is our sincere endeavor to bridge the information gap between Africa and India by endowing our readers with updated and latest developments occurring in both the countries.
This issue has something really important for nature lovers. Explore the Top Story and get ready for an adventurous trip to the beautiful island nation Seychelles. Ghana's affluence of possessions, democratic political system and vibrant economy, makes it indeed one of Africa's prominent illuminations and to get more familiar with this investment friendly country, this issue has beautifully framed the high points of this country in Spotlight Country. Agritec Africa scheduled to be held in Kenya, in the month of June has received prime importance in the magazine. Do discover a great analysis on the gamut of financial services furnished by the Indian financial institutions to the African countries.
Modern agriculture has the potential to boost African prosperity by transforming the economies that are currently heavily reliant on agriculture. However, African agriculture is underperforming due to a lack of investment in machinery, seeds, fertilizers and training. AGCO, a leading farm machinery manufacturer, is addressing this by investing over $100 million in facilities across Africa to provide equipment, training and support to farmers in order to boost productivity and food production in a sustainable way. This includes a new 150-hectare model farm and learning center in Zambia that aims to educate farmers and help them increase yields through better soil, crop and mechanization techniques.
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El documento describe el proceso de construcción de pistas de aterrizaje aeroportuarias. Se realizan estudios previos del suelo, geológicos y meteorológicos. Luego se construye la estructura de soporte y las losas de concreto de la pista, usando un sistema automatizado de colocación de barras. Finalmente, se aplican tratamientos a la superficie como texturizado y pendientes para drenaje. El documento también cubre los procesos de rehabilitación y mejoras tecnológicas recientes para mantener las pist
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El documento habla sobre el networking y lo que implica. Define el networking como una forma sistemática de cuidar las relaciones con amigos, conocidos y compañeros de negocios a largo plazo. También menciona que para fidelizar contactos es importante conocer sus intereses y fechas importantes. Explica que la expresión "el mundo es un pañuelo" se refiere a promover activamente contactos e intercambios. Finalmente, señala que la ley de redes recientes significa que cuando una persona tiene muchos contactos buenos, otros querrán conectarse
La Institución Educativa Privada presenta su Manual de Organización y Funciones para el año 2011, el cual describe la estructura organizacional de la escuela, incluyendo la misión, visión, objetivos generales, y las funciones y responsabilidades de cada uno de los cargos y departamentos que la componen.
O documento é muito curto e não fornece informações suficientes para um resumo de três frases ou menos. Ele contém apenas duas palavras - "Em breve" - sem qualquer contexto ou detalhes adicionais.
The document summarizes the 2nd AGCO Africa Summit held in Berlin in 2013 to discuss progress and next steps in realizing the vision of supporting agriculture in Africa. It provides an overview of AGCO's initiatives in Africa over the past year, including opening a training center in Zambia, building a parts warehouse in South Africa, and establishing a tractor manufacturing joint venture in Algeria. It also summarizes remarks from several speakers at the summit on topics like the importance of agriculture for Africa's development, the need for public-private partnerships and aligning government and private sector goals, and modernizing Africa's agriculture through mechanization and agribusiness.
The Plug and Play Day at the Fin4Ag conference showcases digital platforms that support smallholder access to agricultural finance through value chains, including platforms for credit, payments, savings, insurance, and risk management; it provides an opportunity for ICT innovators, users, investors, donors, and policymakers to learn about emerging technologies in agricultural finance. Selected platforms demonstrated on the day closely align with conference themes and address areas like credit information for lenders, linkages among farmers and businesses, secured loan repayment, and access to credit profiles.
This one sentence document appears to be testing the ability to download something, but provides no other context or information. It is unclear what is specifically being tested or evaluated based on the download.
Este material educativo computarizado ¨"TU MOMENTO ADOLESCENTE". Tiene por objetivo identificar cuales son las causas y consecuencia s que trae consigo un embarazo a temprana edad, tanto para ellos como ´para la sociedad.
These 2012 calendar magnets are being advertised on a website. The magnets feature full color monthly calendar grids and are sold in packages of 24 or 48 pieces. Customers can order the magnets online for delivery before the end of the year.
El documento describe el proceso de construcción de pistas de aterrizaje aeroportuarias. Se realizan estudios previos del suelo, geológicos y meteorológicos. Luego se construye la estructura de soporte y las losas de concreto de la pista, usando un sistema automatizado de colocación de barras. Finalmente, se aplican tratamientos a la superficie como texturizado y pendientes para drenaje. El documento también cubre los procesos de rehabilitación y mejoras tecnológicas recientes para mantener las pist
Taína Pereira es una cantante y humorista que disfruta pasar tiempo con sus amigas practicando deportes como el básquetbol, el cual encuentra muy divertido.
El documento habla sobre el networking y lo que implica. Define el networking como una forma sistemática de cuidar las relaciones con amigos, conocidos y compañeros de negocios a largo plazo. También menciona que para fidelizar contactos es importante conocer sus intereses y fechas importantes. Explica que la expresión "el mundo es un pañuelo" se refiere a promover activamente contactos e intercambios. Finalmente, señala que la ley de redes recientes significa que cuando una persona tiene muchos contactos buenos, otros querrán conectarse
La Institución Educativa Privada presenta su Manual de Organización y Funciones para el año 2011, el cual describe la estructura organizacional de la escuela, incluyendo la misión, visión, objetivos generales, y las funciones y responsabilidades de cada uno de los cargos y departamentos que la componen.
O documento é muito curto e não fornece informações suficientes para um resumo de três frases ou menos. Ele contém apenas duas palavras - "Em breve" - sem qualquer contexto ou detalhes adicionais.
The document summarizes the 2nd AGCO Africa Summit held in Berlin in 2013 to discuss progress and next steps in realizing the vision of supporting agriculture in Africa. It provides an overview of AGCO's initiatives in Africa over the past year, including opening a training center in Zambia, building a parts warehouse in South Africa, and establishing a tractor manufacturing joint venture in Algeria. It also summarizes remarks from several speakers at the summit on topics like the importance of agriculture for Africa's development, the need for public-private partnerships and aligning government and private sector goals, and modernizing Africa's agriculture through mechanization and agribusiness.
The Plug and Play Day at the Fin4Ag conference showcases digital platforms that support smallholder access to agricultural finance through value chains, including platforms for credit, payments, savings, insurance, and risk management; it provides an opportunity for ICT innovators, users, investors, donors, and policymakers to learn about emerging technologies in agricultural finance. Selected platforms demonstrated on the day closely align with conference themes and address areas like credit information for lenders, linkages among farmers and businesses, secured loan repayment, and access to credit profiles.
The document discusses the 3rd AGCO Africa Summit in Berlin which focused on promoting sustainable and efficient agriculture in Africa to address the growing global population and food supply challenges. It outlines AGCO's investments and initiatives in Africa over the past century and their current plans to expand operations and support African farmers through training programs, improved technology, and new financial solutions. The summit brought together representatives from governments, businesses, universities, and organizations to discuss partnerships and collaborative efforts needed to transform African agriculture.
The Brussels Development Briefing no. 49 on “Youth in agribusiness: shaping the future of agriculture” took place on 18th of May 2017 from 09:00 to 13:00, at the ACP Secretariat in Brussels, Belgium. This Briefing was co-organised by CTA, the ACP Secretariat, European Commission (DG DEVCO), Concord, PAFO and AgriCord.
Agripreneurship Alliance Annual Report 28 Feb 2018Steven Carr
The Agripreneurship Alliance was established in August 2017 as a small, lean, Swiss-based non-profit organisation focused on developing cloud based and blended learning materials to support the development of African Agripreneurs. The Alliance held its first AGM in February 2018 and this report highlights some of the activities within the first several months of operation.
The document provides information about the 1st African Agri-Business Incubation Conference & Expo taking place in Kenya in September 2015. The conference aims to showcase successes in agribusiness incubation over the last four years and shape incubation strategies for the next five years. It will provide opportunities for businesses to hatch new opportunities, seal deals, and influence supportive policies. Participants can benefit through business deals, partnerships, expertise sharing, and learning about trends in agribusiness incubation. The document includes registration details, sponsorship opportunities, and contact information.
The Consortium for enhancing University Responsiveness to Agribusiness Development Limited (CURAD) is a public-private partnership initiative. CURAD is one of the six agribusiness incubators in Africa supported by the Forum for Agricultural Research in Africa under the UniBRAIN facility with funding from DANIDA.
CURAD is a public-private partnership initiative with the aim of producing innovative young entrepreneurs and agribusiness leaders to champion productivity and profitability of the agricultural enterprises that can spin off new enterprises. This is an agribusiness innovation incubator geared towards creation of jobs and boosting incomes within the agricultural sector in Uganda piloting with the coffee value chain in the first four years.
Indo Africa Times, a weekly newspaper has its key intend to create extensive awareness amongst people about Africa and India concerning different sectors like economy, politics, culture, fashion, sports and many more. It is our sincere endeavor to bridge the information gap between Africa and India by endowing our readers with updated and latest developments occurring in both the countries.
This is report on the deliberations on India and Africa partnership organised by International Agriculture and Consulting Group, Indian Council of Agriculture Research and ICRISAT.
Catalogue of exhibitors on socio economic empowerment of women in africaDr. Jack Onyisi Abebe
UN Women in collaboration with Timeless Conference organized a Market Place at the Timeless Conference 2016. This booklet is a collation of case studies, good practices and innovations by diverse organizations/ agencies demonstrating good practices in operationalizing normative framework on Women’s Socio-Economic Empowerment. The initiatives documented form part of the Market Place at the Timeless Conference and are innovative and cutting edge examples of interventions/ programmes that could be replicated elsewhere and scaled up for impact to increase socio-economic impacts on women and girls in Africa. They demonstrate evidence on how organizations/ agencies work on women’s socio-economic empowerment and have contributed to improving women’s social and economic empowerment in Africa. The main purpose of the market place is to create a culture of innovative business models and initiatives that guarantee wealth and job creation while implementing ideas that create socio-economic transformation in the lives of women in Africa. - See more at: http://africa.unwomen.org/en/digital-library/publications/2016/02/innovative-market-place-on-womens-socio-economic-empowerment-in-africa#sthash.bLmtbqTB.dpuf
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This document summarizes the fourth Regional Symposium and Awards Ceremony held in West Africa to recognize 21 influential business leaders and entrepreneurs. The event honored achievements across 8 categories and included panel discussions on doing business in Africa and youth unemployment. Awards were given out at the end to entrepreneurs in each category, including Mrs. Awurabena Okrah, Ms. Adenike Adeyanju Osadolor, and Dr. Leticia Osafo-Addo. The event was organized by African Aurora Business Network and CEO Global-South Africa to celebrate business leaders on the continent.
UniBRAIN is an initiative that aims to link university education, research, and business in sustainable agriculture in Africa. It is supported by the Danish government and facilitated by seven partner organizations. UniBRAIN establishes agribusiness innovation consortia between universities, businesses, and research institutions in key agricultural value chains across Africa. The consortia provide resources and services to commercialize innovations and produce entrepreneurial graduates. The overall goal is to contribute to job creation and income growth in Africa through sustainable agribusiness development.
Indo Africa Times, a weekly newspaper has its key intend to create extensive awareness amongst people about Africa and India concerning different sectors like economy, politics, culture, fashion, sports and many more. It is our sincere endeavor to bridge the information gap between Africa and India by endowing our readers with updated and latest developments occurring in both the countries.
Agripreneurs Africa is a social enterprise established in Ghana that aims to help smallholder farmers and youth start sustainable agribusiness ventures. It recognizes that agriculture could generate income and jobs but smallholders face challenges with production, inputs, technology and marketing. Youth unemployment is also high. Agripreneurs Africa plans to address these problems by providing training, financing, and resources to help youth and smallholders turn ideas into profitable agribusinesses through an innovative social business model. Its goal is to establish 1,000 new agribusinesses employing 10,000 people across Africa within 5 years.
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The document summarizes the 10th African Dairy Conference and Exhibition hosted by the Eastern and Southern Africa Dairy Association. The conference will take place in Nairobi, Kenya from September 24-26, 2014 with the theme "Discovering African Dairy, Refreshing Mindsets". Over 120 exhibitors and 500 delegates from over 50 countries are expected to attend. The conference and exhibition aims to promote the dairy sector in Africa through knowledge sharing, technology transfer, and increasing intra-regional trade. Key topics to be discussed include the status of the global and regional dairy industries and emerging technologies.
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AAIN Digest
1. AAIN DIGEST
Inside this edition
Message from the CEO
New Heights for incuba-
tion, business and youth at
2016 Conference
2016 Conference through
the lens
AAIN, ASSI MoU introduc-
es 4.5 million entreprenu-
ers in Ghana to agribusi-
ness incubation
AAIN, AGRA on track to
rejuvenate seed business
in Africa through EcoSIB
A new dawn for Zambian
agribusiness with the Afri-
ca Business Group
Secretariat completes post
-graduate course in agri-
business management
and value chain analysis
Your window to joining
AAIN as a member
Welcome to the Incubator of Incubators Center of Excellence (IICE) the AAIN Secretariat.
Editorial
The African Agribusiness Incubators Network brings you the maiden edition of the AAIN
Digest Newsletter.
This product is your spotlight on the news, events and updates in the spheres of the
AAIN Secretariat, the Incubator of Incubators Centre of Excellence.
As a team, we appreciate your collaboration along the way that is contributing to the
creation of jobs and wealth in Africa and promotion of agribusiness incubation models
as a tested means of strengthening businesses and building resilient enterprises.
Every step taken with you is a step towards a better business environment.
See back page for your window to joining AAIN as an individual, youth group, incubator
or institution and reach out to us for your seat at the 2017 Dakar Conference.
We also welcome you to follow our social media brand @AAINOnline on all platforms.
Thank you for walking with us.
Solomon Kalema Musisi
AAIN Communications and PR Manager
Official newsletter of the African Agribusiness Incubators Network
2. Message from the CEO
As a part of an entity that believes in the power of information as a tool for trans-
forming agribusiness today, I am pleased to welcome you all to the maiden edi-
tion of the AAIN Digest.
I also extend my sincere appreciation to the AAIN Board of Governors and all
who support the member incubators in delivering on their mandate in Africa as a
contribution to the targets of the Comprehensive Africa Agriculture Development
Programme (CAADP), the Agenda 2063 and global themes in agribusiness.
Together with you, AAIN continues to relentlessly pursue the goals of the 2016-
2021 African Agribusiness Incubation Programme (AAIP) which is embedded in
our four core investment areas.
I take this opportunity to thank the over 800 delegates who participated in the
second Pan African Agribusiness Conference in Accra, Ghana from the 4th to
the 6th of October.
Thanks to your commitment, we held a better conference than the first and held
the first Annual African Youth in Agribusiness Day on the 5th
of October which
signifies our commitment to youth empowerment through incubation.
We look forward to your continued support and welcome you to join us in among
a series of events, the 3rd conference in Dakar, Senegal come October 2017.
Thank you for partnering with AAIN.
Alex Ariho (PhD)
Dr Alex Ariho, AAIN Chief Executive Officer
“African youth today are increasingly interested
in agribusiness. However the SMEs that are
started in Africa have 90 percent risk of failure
in their infant stage.Agribusiness incubation
makes it possible for them to not only achieve
sustainability but to also engage with mentors
and access technologies. We are making this
easier with the establishment of the Incubators,
Technology Supernmarkets, the Small Scale
Incubator Hubs and mentors.”
-Perspective embraced by among others,
Guzakuza, a vibrant incubator for youth and
women.
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3. New Heights for incuba-
tion, business and youth at
2016 Conference
From the fourth to the sixth of
October 2016, Accra Ghana
was the hub of agribusiness
activity, hosting over 800
delegates for the second
Conference organized by
AAIN and committed partners
from Africa and beyond.
The highly-acclaimed event
was officially opened at the
Accra International Confer-
ence Centre by a delegate
panel of :
Ghana Minister for Food &
Agriculture Hon. Mohammed-
Munira Limuna (Alhaji)
Her Excellency Rhoda Peace
Tumusiime the African Union
Commissioner for Agriculture
and Rural Economy
Prof Henry Bwisa the AAIN
Board Chairperson
Dr Alex Ariho the AAIN CEO
Dr Yemi Akimbamijo the Ex-
ecutive Director of the Forum
for Agricultural Research in
Africa (FARA)
and HE Tove Degnbol the
Ambassador of Denmark.
The African Union Commission renewed its commitment to agribusiness incubation.
One of a series of additions to the conference was the declaration of 5th October as the African
Youth in Agribusiness Day.
This day according to Prof Henry Bwisa is a timely intervention for Africa given that the continent
now hosts the youngest population, as compared to other continents.
“We have over 200 million youth (between 15 and 24) out of about 1.2 billion people.This day is
only one of a series of means to make agribusiness, particularly incubation, more attractive for
the youth in Africa,” he says.
On the day, over 100 youth signed the 5th October Youth Declaration on agribusiness incubation.
The AU Commission was represented by HE Rhoda Peace Tumusiime the Commissioner for
Agriculture and Rural Economy in the signing of an MoU with AAIN for the continued collabora-
tion in enhancing agribusiness incubation. See conference feature
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4. The 2016 AAIN Conference through the lense
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Some of the day one delegates. AAIN believes in the commitment of the people. You made the 2016 conference worthwhile.
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5. AAIN, ASSI MoU introduces 4.5 million entreprenuers in Ghana to agribusiness incubation
AAIN entered into a historical MoU with the 4.5 million member
Association of Small Scale Industries in Ghana (ASSI) that was
represented by the President Momeen Saeed.
The signing highlighted AAIN’s inclusion of small scale indus-
tries which absorb an estimated 80 percent of the working popu-
lation in Africa.
Lukman Abdul Rahim the Executive Director of the National
Board for Small Scale Industries (NBSSI) was also in attend-
ance .
See aain-assi-press-release
We held the first Pan African
Agribusiness Conference and
Expo in Nairobi, Kenya 2015.
Accra, Ghana hosted the
second in 2016.
The 3rd Pan African Agribusi-
ness Conference and Expo
goes to the coastal Senega-
lese capital of Dakar from 4th
to 6th October, 2017.
Senegal, the home of “Le
Monument de la Renaissance
Africaine”, that is building
resilience through the Nation-
al Strategy for Economic and
Social Development (SNDES
2013-2017) for an agricultural
sector that is estimated to be
the primary source of liveli-
hood for over 69% of the
country’s population is the
2017 host.
Book your seat in Dakar,
2017.
Email info@africaain.org for
updates and inquiries.
Click map to view the capital
Dakar in 4 minutes.
for updates and inquiries.
From the gallery
Honorary Award Receipient HE Rhoda Peace Tumusiime, AU Commissioner for Agriculture and Ru-
ral Economy(Center)
A participant at the drone technology training organised in conjunction with CTA. See media feature
Visit www.cta.int for more insight on the drone technologies and ICT for agriculture programmes.
One of a number of best exhibitors (Left) from the Expo
Best ncubatee award receipient Sandrine Gashora(2nd from right) from the Republic of Rwanda
See media feature
See 2nd AAIN Conference album.
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AAIN, AGRA on track to rejuvenate seed business in Africa through EcoSIB
AGRA through the Scaling Seed and Technologies Partnership
(SSTP) program, established the Entrepreneurship for Com-
mercial Seed Incubation Business (ECoSIB) with AAIN as
a seed incubator.
Being the first of its kind in Africa. ECoSIB has since grown into
a one-stop-centre for seed entrepreneurs through mentoring
and hand-holding services, competency-based training for
SMEs, establishment of seed information hubs and private-
sector led small to medium scale seed processing centers.
The incubator was represented at the AGRA EGS Dialogue
co-organised with USAID and continues to focus on icontinued
increase of availability and accessibility of superior quality seed
to smallholder farmers.
Read more
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6. Fronting women and youth CEOs in Kenya, Ghana and Nigeria. Shared FAO objective
With a spotlight on gender mainstreaming in agri-
business a team from the AAIN Secretariat held
two sessions with eight young CEOs of eight youth
-led companies from Ghana, Nigeria and Kenya at
Guzakuza, a member incubator of AAIN .
Nana Adjoa Sifa who is the initiator of the Guzaku-
za incubator referred to the role of the young wom-
en as timely given their attachment to the incuba-
tor and partners.
Stephanie Gallatova from the FAO who was on a
visit to the secretariat expressed common goals by
the FAO. Read more
AAIN, UNCST sign MoU for technology supermarkets to foster technology commercialization
Dr Peter Ndemere the Executive Secretary of the
Uganda National Council for Science and Technology
signed an MoU on behalf of the Council with Dr Alex
Ariho the AAIN CEO with the main aim of setting up
technology supermarkets.
This landmark partnership comes within the year
where AAIN is running the campaign of “Turning sci-
ence into business” and is in line with one of AAIN’s
core investment areas which is commercialisation of
technology and innovations.
Dr Ndemere highlighted the fact that this step reflects
the UNCST’ s goal of developing and implementing
ways of incorporating science and technology in the
development process Read more
AYNAT to launch value chain agribusiness incubator
The African Youth Network for Agricultur-
al Transformation (AYNAT), a vibrant
continental youth group supported by
the Africa Lead Programme of USAID is
set to launch an agribusiness incubator in
collaboration with AAIN.
The team is focusing on SME growth
along selected value chains starting with
the fruits and vegetables. Read more
We held the first Pan African
Agribusiness Conference
and Expo in Nairobi, Kenya
2015.
Accra, Ghana hosted the
second in 2016.
The 3rd Pan African Agri-
business Conference and
Expo goes to the coastal
Senegalese capital of Dakar
from 4th to 6th October,
2017.
Senegal, the home of “Le
Monument de la Renais-
sance Africaine”, that is
building resilience through
the National Strategy for
Economic and Social Devel-
opment (SNDES 2013-2017)
for an agricultural sector that
is estimated to be the prima-
ry source of livelihood for
over 69% of the country’s
population is the 2017 host.
Book your seat in Dakar,
2017.
Email info@africaain.org
for updates and inquiries.
Click map to view the capital
Dakar in 4 minutes.
7. AAIN members were treated to a meeting that was
centered on the discussions about members’views
of AAIN investment going forward into 2017,
among them the African Agribusiness Incubation
Fund (AAIF) and the consolidated efforts to set up
Small Scale Incubator Hubs.
The members were joined by AAIN staff for a ses-
sion that explored value chain opportunities, finan-
cial management techniques and members’ over-
view of the services available from AAIN and the
incubation ecosystem. Read more
Secretariat completes post-graduate agribusiness course with ELS and University of Ghana
AAIN staff completed a Post-Graduate Course
in Agribusiness Management and Value Chain
Analysis led by Prof Peter Wyer from the En-
trepreneurial School of London (centre in pho-
to).
The course which was co-hosted by the Uni-
versity of Ghana.
Regional and liaison offices of AAIN are set to
benefit from the same as part of the continued
building of capacity for AAIN to best address
the dynamic needs of the incubation ecosys-
tem.
Read more
A new dawn for Zambian agribusiness with the Africa Business Group
To further strengthen the adoption and
dissemination of technologies in an effec-
tive way, AAIN partners, the Africa Busi-
ness Group developed the Global African
Agribusiness Accelerator Platform
(GAAAP).
The Platform will be launched from Tues-
day 13th to Wednesday 14th December
with an inaugural session Workshop on
Technology and Mechanization Adoption
in Lusaka, Zambia. Read more
AAIN members treated to a business meeting with investors at the AAIN Secretariat
We held the first Pan African
Agribusiness Conference
and Expo in Nairobi, Kenya
2015.
Accra, Ghana hosted the
second in 2016.
The 3rd Pan African Agri-
business Conference and
Expo goes to the coastal
Senegalese capital of Dakar
from 4th to 6th October,
2017.
Senegal, the home of “Le
Monument de la Renais-
sance Africaine”, that is
building resilience through
the National Strategy for
Economic and Social Devel-
opment (SNDES 2013-2017)
for an agricultural sector that
is estimated to be the prima-
ry source of livelihood for
over 69% of the country’s
population is the 2017 host.
Book your seat in Dakar,
2017.
Email info@africaain.org
for updates and inquiries.
Click map to view the capital
Dakar in 4 minutes.
Save 4th to 6th October 2017 for the 3rd Pan African Agribusiness Conference in Dakar, Senegal
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8. Building the agribusiness media incubator with youth from Ghana and Nigeria
AAIN, FAO and AUC experts explore more constraints and solutions in agribusiness incubation
To revisit the involvement of the private sec-
tor in offering solutions within the agribusi-
ness environment, especially for the youth
and women, AAIN shared the platform with
the continental and global umbrellas, the
African Union through the Department of
Agriculture and Rural Economy (AUC-DREA)
and the Food and Agriculture Organisation of
the United Nations (FAO).
In addition to building capacity of mentors
across Africa, the strong partnerships have
explored the gaps as well as solutions for
African agribusiness Read more
The team, which offered social media cover-
age during the second Pan African Agribusi-
ness in Accra, Ghana in October is also a
beneficiary of training from experts from the
Technical Centre for Agricultural and Rural
Cooperation (CTA),.
With AAIN, they set up the first agribusiness-
media incubator to enhance use of modern
communications platforms and informed cov-
erage of the dynamic sector.
The dynamic team is now set to cover one of
the biggest gaps in Africa’s agribuisiness sec-
tor today in harnessing modern approaches.
Read more..
We held the first Pan African
Agribusiness Conference and
Expo in Nairobi, Kenya 2015.
Accra, Ghana hosted the sec-
ond in 2016.
The 3rd Pan African Agribusi-
ness Conference and Expo
goes to the coastal Senega-
lese capital of Dakar from 4th
to 6th October, 2017.
Senegal, the home of “Le
Monument de la Renaissance
Africaine”, that is building re-
silience through the National
Strategy for Economic and
Social Development (SNDES
2013-2017) for an agricultural
sector that is estimated to be
the primary source of liveli-
hood for over 69% of the
country’s population is the
2017 host.
Book your seat in Dakar,
2017.
Email info@africaain.org for
updates and inquiries.
Click map to view the capital
Dakar in 4 minutes.
Above: HE Rhoda Peace Tumusiime with the AAIN Board during her visit to the AAIN Secretariat
Group photo from the FAO session of the second AAIN Conference in Accra, Ghana October 2016.
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9. AAIN is registered in Accra, Ghana as a private sector entity & internationally recognised as a Business Devel-
opment Company.
Mandate: Incubating Incubators for Jobs and Wealth Creation in Africa
Value Proposition: To be the hub of innovation for African agribusiness incubation
Membership: Incubators, SMEs, associations, institutions, companies, Government bodies and individ-
uals.
Affiliations to date: 158 Universities, 30 Private Sector Forums, 4 Sub Regional Research Organizations
and 3 International Research organizations. It is one of the technical arms of the African Union Commission
(AUC) on Agribusiness Incubation, and a business development partner to the Food and Agriculture Organisa-
tion of the United Nations (FAO), the Pan African Farmers Organisation (PAFO), International Institute of Tropi-
cal Agriculture (IITA), The Technical Centre for Agricultural and Rural Cooperation ACP-EU (CTA), The African
Development Bank (AfDB), the Forum for Agricultural Research in Africa (FARA), Alliance for a Green Revolu-
tion in Africa (AGRA) Non-State Actors and Youth Networks.
We have vast experience of establishing successful agribusiness incubators in Africa, with a continent-wide
membership of 130 agribusiness incubators and a mentors’ network that brings together unrivalled wealth of
African agribusiness experience and knowhow to promote Africa’s enormous agribusiness potential.
Regional and Contact Offices: Kenya, Rwanda, Mali, Uganda South Africa, Senegal, Zambia and Benin.
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