The Agri-Business Facility for Africa (ABF) is pleased to announce Agribusiness e-Academy as your go-to hub for agribusiness skills through free self-paced online courses.
The Agribusiness e-Academy combines internationally recognized tools with insights from over 12 years with innovative instruments for self-paced learning. This blend of experience and innovation ensures that the courses are both practical and high-quality, addressing real-world challenges faced by agribusiness practitioners. Participants can expect interactive and engaging content that fosters a deeper understanding of essential concepts in agronomy, entrepreneurship, and economics.

Why Join Agribusiness e-Academy
1. Flexible and Accessible Education
The e-Academy offers self-paced courses that allow learners to progress at their convenience. This flexibility ensures that professionals and students alike can balance their studies with other commitments, making it an ideal solution for continuous professional development.
2. Courses are Multilingual
Courses are available in English, French, Spanish, and Portuguese, ensuring everyone has equal access to the courses, without language barriers.
3. Certification and Professional Growth
Upon completing the courses and passing the associated knowledge tests, learners earn free certificates. Whether aiming to become a more successful entrepreneur or enhance the quality of agribusiness training provided to others, the e-Academy equips learners with the tools and knowledge to achieve their goals.

A Collaborative Effort for Sustainable Development
The Agribusiness e-Academy is part of the broader efforts of the Agri-Business Facility for Africa (ABF), a project initiated by German Development Cooperation in 2020. Designed as a pan-African knowledge and advisory hub, ABF operates with an interdisciplinary and international team based in Germany, Ghana, Côte d'Ivoire, and South Africa. Together with the GIZ project MOVE-ComCashew, ABF is implementing the Joint Action “Business Support Facility for Resilient Agricultural Value Chains,” a collaborative initiative involving the EU Directorate-General for International Partnerships (INTPA), the Organisation of African, Caribbean, and Pacific States (OACPS), and the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ).

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