Agriculture
Addressing Food Security, Food Waste & Nutritional Food Challenges
“Being food secure means having enough nutritious food for a healthy and active life”
Agriculture in Africa has a massive economic and social footprint. More than 60 percent of the population of the sub-Saharan Africa is smallholder farmers, and about 23 percent of sub-Saharan Africa’s GDP comes from agriculture. Yet, the region’s full agricultural potential remains untapped.
Recognizing this opportunity, SAIMS has chosen Agriculture to be the pillar in its contribution towards food security, international trade and investments, major continental priorities such as eradicating poverty and hunger, developing and boosting economic development, rapid industrialization especially in most rural areas & economic diversification, sustainable resource and environmental management, creating jobs for women and youth and shared prosperity.
SAIMS is partnering with European and African companies, research & development and educational institutions as well as industry experts to deliver various services and resources, skills transfer and research & development programs.
Our Goal: To promote entrepreneurship & industrialization, economic advancement, education and good health for local communities.
To stimulate economic activities and build sustainable businesses in the rural areas where there is no activities but, with great economic potential to create jobs, deliver skills transfer and have a direct engagement with smallholder farmers to equip them with knowledge and help them scale up, work with young innovators, whilst responding and addressing both economic and community development challenges on the ground.
Our areas of focus and service delivery is in the:
2. Value Chain Development: Help smallholder farmers sell their produce in European markets
3. Help smallholder farmers to develop, scale-up and work efficiently by applying good manufacturing practices and new technologies