To provide decent jobs for youth and women in agricultural value chains in Kenya.
Inclusive and sustainable growth is promoted in the rural economy, in alignment with the priorities of the Government of Kenya.
Sustainable job opportunities for youth and women are created in agricultural value chains.
“AgriBiz is a timely intervention for the women and youth. It gives life the Europe-Africa Alliance which emphasizes a relationship between Europe and Africa and is based on sustainable investment and job creation. It will channel resources to a crucial sector with thousands of workers.”
-H. E. Simon Mordue
European Union Ambassador to Kenya
“AgriBiz holds a promise of sustainable and decent jobs for women and youth in agricultural value chains. It reflects the wishes for a more equal and greener future. For Denmark, it is key to promote gender equality, inclusive growth and climate resilience.”
-H.E Mette Knudsen
The Danish Ambassador to Kenya
Our Partnership with AgriBiz is cemented by our common belief in embracing innovation to offering sustainable agribusiness solutions to our ecosystem. We are inspired by AgriBiz’s belief in us to achieve great things with the community by taping our collective abilities.
AgriBiz has come at the right moment to enable and provide new opportunities that I could not see in my business. Now am building a vision for my business to become bigger and better, looking forward to the future with excitement. .
Through my partnership with AgriBiz, my agribusiness will work more effectively and efficiently since the business will expand and adopt new technologies as well as provide better services to its clients because of the support I continue to receive.
Despite the struggles by many Kenyans to succeed in agribusiness, they are still being saddled by unstable weather patterns; high costs
At such times of unpredictable weather patterns, high cost of production, deteriorating soil fertility and inaccessible markets, working with an organization that
Kenya has today received a senior delegation from the Royal Kingdom of Denmark in a visit that happened this morning at Kenya Climate Innovation
Nearly every business is looking for financing. There is always a need to expand the production capacity in various aspects. A
Kenya Climate Innovation Center (KCIC) has hosted a delegation from the Danish Government led by Mr. Henrik Larsen, the Deputy Head of Danish Mission
Kenya Climate Innovation Center has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Youth Enterprise Development Fund (YEDF) in a bid to promote Entrepreneurship
