Institute of Food and Agribusiness Leadership

Institute of Food and Agribusiness Leadership (IFAL) #minimba in #Food and #Agribusiness #Leadership and #minimab in #Sustainable Food #Supplychains are offered through Agribusiness Academy Marketplace (AAM). Also, one can follow individual pathways and pick-up the minimba after collecting Six pathway certificates. Food and Agriculture Business Models; Disruptive Food Value Chains; AgriFoodTech’s Value; Novel Food and Consumers or any pathway of choice as elective; Food Sustainability and Sustainable Development; Food Retail and Distribution would be the pathway certifications that would make you eligible for a minimba. If the IFAL Mini-MBA has been a part of your road-map do review the attached prospectus and workout your learning & completion strategy. Pavan Siva Chabota Miyoba Nchimunya Nachilime, MSc. BSc. Joseph Kaphipa (EMBA, CMI, CIQ, BA), Ketsia Kenfack, Digital School of Food and Agriculture Knack Platform Dr. Vijayender Nalla Sisir Chandra Jonna Navariti - HELIOT Venkatesh Sivaraman Woody Maijers Mukuka Bwalya Juliet Oduor Maariya R. Veronica Fantacchiotti Rahul K. Digital and Hybrid Learning (Expertise to IP) Kush Shah

Ensuring financial access for every actor in the value chain is vital for the effective functioning of any agricultural value chain. While many banks view agribusiness as a high-risk sector for financing, there is both a need and an opportunity for innovative financial solutions in the industry. In this workshop, we shall discuss the product, process, and technology innovations for a financing model that is more efficient for the value chain actors and less risky for the financing providers. Review the workshop details here: https://lnkd.in/g4gGB4Sk

Consumer preference for nutritious and sustainable food is driving the food industry to explore alternative sources beyond conventional options. These “future foods” include plant-based meat and dairy, forgotten foods, insects, microalgae, and more. In this workshop, we'll discuss the key principles of novel food products and assess their suitability for different consumption cultures, regulatory environments, and value chains. Review the workshop details here: https://lnkd.in/gjefXEqW

Current agricultural practices have an enormous environmental impact. Agriculture is one of the largest contributors to climate change. In turn, climate change is also causing enormous damage to agricultural productivity. Although ‘People’ and ‘Planet’ are the core aspects of sustainability, they should also go hand-in-hand with the profitability aspect to make this fundamental shift possible. In this workshop, we'll discuss around the significance and strategies for transitioning to organic and regenerative agriculture practices across various businesses and business models. Review the workshop details here: https://lnkd.in/gVQzFXYU

From production to sale, the lower-scaled operations of smallholders make it challenging to get access to the right inputs, advisory, and market. While technological interventions can play a crucial role in bridging the gaps and enhancing profitability, they must be fine-tuned to the specific context of smallholders for effective adoption. In this workshop, we shall discuss around the technology innovations on the farm to the specific context of the smallholder farmer agriculture. Review the workshop details here: https://lnkd.in/gnJarBFc

Considering a startup in the food business or evaluating your current direction? Understanding the right business model is essential for effective planning and achieving profitability. A well-designed business model aligns with sector dynamics and the local context, providing the leverage needed for success. In this workshop, we'll go through the specific context of the Netherlands based food processing business and the design decision options for each of the four business model components namely: 1) Value proposition 2) distribution strategy 3) complementary chain partnerships and 4) sustainability elements. Provides the opportunity to apply all the principles to carry out the business model design. Review the workshop details here: https://lnkd.in/g9aRzeth

In the food and agribusiness sector, understanding the appropriate business model offers the leverage and direction needed for effective business planning and achieving profitability. While there isn’t a one-size-fits-all formula for creating a successful business model, a pattern or framework can be observed from the strategies of successful businesses in the sector. In this workshop, we'll discuss the approach to designing a scalable business model and apply it to one's context. Review the workshop details here: https://lnkd.in/gqM32AN2

Consumer food preferences are rapidly evolving due to cultural influences, dietary needs, lifestyle choices, and values. To create value in food and agribusiness value chains, it is important to understand these key trends in the industry and apply them to the context of one’s project/business. In this workshop, we'll discuss the trends and developments that can be leveraged to strengthen value propositions, distribution, partnerships, sustainability and profitability of businesses in the sector. Review the workshop details here: https://lnkd.in/gb5SHbai

For production and value-adding businesses within the value chain, effective post-harvest management — including #sorting, #labeling, #storage, and #transportation — is essential for delivering value to customers. The need for proper post-harvest management of food products presents numerous opportunities for entrepreneurs to develop business models focused on innovations in this area. In this workshop, we'll discuss the value of different post-harvest processes & innovations to increase the profitability of agricultural produce and processed food products. Review the workshop details here: https://lnkd.in/g4KtaSTZ

Excited for this #agribusiness #valuechains #learning pathway to reaching more and more young women and men seeking #employment and #enterprise building opportunities. Thanks to the support of Agribusiness Value Chains - Learning Pathway #partners in 9+ countries (and growing) i am excited for the support the learning and the interactive sessions the pathway is offering. Pavan Siva Chekuri Gamal Alim Dumisanie Mambiya Ketsia Kenfack Rob Madziva 🇹🇿🇰🇪🇬🇧🇿🇼 Mustapha Kanagie Ken Ochieng' Mandla Brian Dlamini Nasera Victoria Yokoju Paul and Sifiso Tabva