Agrigrowth Africa
Agrigrowth Africa Association (AAA) is a private organization which leverages on research and innovation development for informed advocacy and business development in the areas of sustainable agribusiness practice, renewable energy, water and sanitation, occupational health, safety and environment.
Our major vendor is skill development to ensure the people we reach are equipped with the required competency to spur the enabling environment for adoption, adaption and application of appropriate technologies for improved livelihood.
AAA started as the Department of Agribusiness Incubation and Acceleration of the Kumasi Institute of Tropical Agriculture (KITA), and has now grown to become an autonomous center that offers women and youth the opportunity to access skill development.
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We equip people with required competencies to create an enabling environment for adoption and application of appropriate technologies.
We offer HND in tropical agriculture and BSc. in Sustainable Agriculture in collaboration with COTA-Kumasi and UCAES.
Our novel E-learning tools and community-based mobile approaches empower women and youth to adopt appropriate technology.
We deploy the Business Transformative Cycle (BTC) to facilitate SME's ongoing self-discovery along the operational environment to achieve greater efficiency and productivity, leading to profitability and wellbeing.
We deliver gender transformative change for agribusiness development through the reach, benefit and empowerment approach. We therefore deploy strategies that deals with structures, systems, power relations and individual pattern of thinking that holds gender inequality in place and affect business growth.
Our collaboration with Akenten Appiah-Menka University has led to the discovery of novel and improved technologies helping to minimize post-harvest loss in fruit and vegetables.
Western North Region
Western Region
Western Region
Bono Region
AE-0393-4491, Domeabra -- Kumasi
info@agrigrowthafrica.org
+233243323271 / +233546590421
879033207