Discussion On Integrating African Food Systems Through the Lens of SME Champions - An African Development Bank Side-Event At the African Green Revolution Forum (Agrf)

4 September 2020
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African Development Bank (Abidjan)

Event — Virtual

What: Integrating African Food Systems through the Lens of SME Champions

Who: Agricultural Finance and Rural Infrastructure Development Department of the African Development Bank

When: 7 September 2020, 15:00 CAT / 13:00 GMT

Where: Online - Zoom, Free registration for AGRF via www.agrf.org

The Agricultural Finance and Rural Infrastructure Development Department of the African Development Bank Group will host a 90-minute discussion with emerging agriculture-sector SMEs on Monday, 7 September 2020, at 3 pm Central African Time.

Integrating African Food Systems through the Lens of SME Champions will focus on amplifying the voices of small and medium enterprises in the production, processing, logistics, and cold chain solutions sub-sectors. A panel of SME owners and entrepreneurs will share their experiences and vision for an accelerated transformation of the African food system.

The overall objective of the session is to start telling stories about the African food and agriculture value chain through the voices of the movers and shakers on the ground - SMEs.

The session will include a video with contextual analytics and infographics that will enable participants to visualize key food system statistics and the need for action. The expected outcome is to REIMAGINE the transformation of the food system, specific enablers for step-change, challenges and identified priority policy actions, as articulated through the voice of Champion SMEs that make up key value chains.

For information on AGRF and to sign up for the Bank discussion go to www.agrf.org

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