All AAA members from the 6 Country Chapters, and non-members to attend a Fruit and Veg SD Training on Export Demand and Global GAP Certification, on 11&12 July 2019, in Lilongwe, Malawi. Topics to be covered include; – Good Quality – Safety Services and their roles – What Global GAP is -Importance of Global GAP – Certification – Global Certification
Read moreAAA Tanzania members to undergo a training on Business Dialogue Handling. The topics to be covered include; 1) Equity raising process specifically on technical terminologies that every SME should know, top investor or partner criteria, promising business models 2) Company Valuation and investment term sheet focusing on business plans, company valuation and terms of investment and how to hold around
Read moreAAA Tanzania members to hold a meeting where they will learn about the available financial support/opportunities to Agribusiness SMEs from existing financial institutions. Contact grace.mhina@aa-academy.org for more details.
Read moreAAA Tanzania will be joining forces with other agribusiness stakeholders with similar goals so as to gain partnership opportunities. Contact grace.mhina@aa-academy.org for more details.
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The AAA Buddy Program is a mentorship and coaching program that was launched by Africa Agribusiness Academy in response to the midterm term review that was conducted in 2016. The MTR revealed among others that the members are yearning for guided growth. The SME members want to grow by benchmarking other AAA members who have gone through the pangs of
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Africa Agribusiness Academy brings to you the 1st Quarter Newsletter 2019. Enjoy the read. https://africaagribusinessacademy.files.wordpress.com/2019/04/aaa-quarter-1-newsletter_2019.pdf
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Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) play a major role in economic development, particularly in emerging countries. Studies indicate that formal SMEs contribute up to 45 percent of employment and up to 33 percent of GDP in developing economies. However, access to technical support remains a key constraint to SME development. Technical support access is critical for the growth of small
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“Twende” Uganda was organised by Africa Agribusiness Academy in Kampala, Uganda from 2nd to 5th October 2018. The event was attended by over 150 participants from Kenya, Malawi, Rwanda, Tanzania and Uganda. Its purpose has been to promote regional trade amongst agribased SMEs. “Twende Uganda”, meaning, “Let’s go Uganda,” was initiated by one of the AAA Business Clubs in Kenya,
Read moreAAA members are invited to participate in a seminar organized by FACTS in Dar-es-Salaam on 13th June 2018. FACTS is a finance company helping SMEs in the area of Supply Chain Finance in Kenya and Uganda. They are specialized in Supply Chain Finance and provide SMEs with the working capital that they need to grow their business, specially focused on
Read moreAll AAA members from Uganda, Rwanda, Tanzania, Ethiopia, Malawi, Rwanda, are invited to the Nakuru National Show taking place on 3rd – 7th July 2018. Venue: Nakuru ASK Show Theme: Promoting innovation and technology in Agriculture. Contact samuel.kabiru@aa-academy.org for more details.
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