French magazine publisher Groupe Jeune Afrique in partnership with the African Development Bank (AfDB) is organisaing the second Africa CEO Forum from the 17th - 19th of this month.
The trends in agribusiness is one of the areas being looked at as this think-tank works on strategies to encourage growth. Read more here.
Africa and agriculture is the opening chapter in The Agri Handbook, giving overviews of the situation, the potential and role players.
This was the initial blog of The Agri Handbook, South Africa's biennial reference book for the agri-food industry where you will find points of reference for all subsectors which make up the agricultural value chain. Whether you are a new farmer looking at your options or an old hand wanting to diversify your operations but wondering where to start, you will find value here. Visitors are invited to also look at https://agribook.co.za/ where the latest chapters may be read.
Showing posts with label African Development Bank (AfDB). Show all posts
Showing posts with label African Development Bank (AfDB). Show all posts
Sunday, 9 March 2014
Thursday, 30 May 2013
African infrastructure development
The African Development Bank (AfDB) is looking to create a large fund to finance infrastructure in Africa, Reuters reported recently (29 May 2013). The bank estimates that Africa requires investment of $100-billion every year for a decade. Infrastructure allows for economic activity and trade among countries, and the lack of sufficient infrastructure is often cited as an obstacle for intra-African trade.
It is a vital issue within individual countries too. When food prices are high and employment levels are low, it is time to do something about infrastructure. Infrastructure and agrologistics is a chapter under the National issues section of The Agri Handbook for South Africa.
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