Interview of Murielle Diaco by Spore Magazine, online media of the CTA (Technical Center for Agricultural and Rural Cooperation), specialized in agribusiness, entrepreneurship and innovation.
Every year, the World Environment Day is celebrated on June 5th. This year's theme is "Air Pollution", which has become a major concern for the environment.
Our CEO Murielle Diaco becomes an executive member of the African Circular Economy Network (ACEN). ACEN vision is to build a restorative African economy that […]
AgroBootCamp is back with a bang in 2019. Same forms and objectives as last year with some surprises in bonus. The 1st edition of the year will be held in Benin from April 11 to 17.
DJOUMAN's team is happy to announce the creation of Ubuntu Club, an association that will now take care of its entrepreneurial and business support activities.
The 2nd edition of AgroBootCamp took place from October 4th to 10th in Benin. Here is a look back at these 7 days of practical training in green entrepreneurship.
We are the most destructive generation in the history of our beautiful planet. In Côte d'Ivoire, the TYEGRO-CI company has given itself the mission to innovate in the agricultural field to reconcile Man and his environment.
Green innovation was in the spotlight during the Green Africa Innovation Booster which took place last June in Yamoussoukro, Ivory Coast. Between conferences, high level networking and start-ups exhibition, the program of these meetings was very rich.
Every year, World Environment Day is celebrated on June 5. For 2018, the theme chosen fits particularly well with Africa: "Fighting plastic pollution". No gesture is too small, everyone can and should act at their level. We tell you how!
Plastic waste is a major source of pollution especially in Africa. In Cameroon, the young company Namé Recycling has specialized in recycling this waste, allowing it to be a raw material for different industries.
Agricultural and agri-food products are sorely lacking in visibility in Africa. In Benin, the BenAgri platform offers a showcase for local products and wishes to promote the "made in Benin".
Africa has imported nearly 41 billion dollars worth of food products, while the continent has ample potential to guarantee its food self-sufficiency. In Niger, the social enterprise VLAN intends to reverse this trend by promoting local ingredients.
Agro-ecology is a serious alternative for food security in Africa because it aims to promote an agriculture that is threefold efficient, on the economic, social and environmental levels.
A look back at the journey of BioPhyto, a producer of organic inputs in Benin, which in two years has successfully raised funds, obtained organic certification, expanded to the rest of Africa and is creating more and more impact locally.
Are you wondering how to get started in social entrepreneurship in Africa, how to create a business that can positively impact your community, your country?
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