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At Farrelly Mitchell, we are deeply connected with West African agriculture and we are committed to supporting the region as it builds toward more productive, coordinated, and integrated agrifood markets. Through our Ghana office, we have a longstanding presence in the region and a deep understanding of the unique challenges and opportunities that public and private sector stakeholders have in West Africa. We deliver solutions that create value, build capacity, and establish food security, all while ensuring long-term sustainability and social responsibility.
We assist government agencies, NGO’s, DFI’s and agribusinesses in fostering global integration, improving market linkages for smallholders, building capacity among producers, and establishing greater industrialisation.
We help clients by providing a range of agribusiness services designed to empower and advance Africa’s agri-food sector.
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Farrelly Mitchell supports the design and implementation of robust food systems, policies, and programs throughout West Africa. We focus on improving market linkages for smallholders, capacity building, and industrialisation in an increasingly commercialised industry. Their efforts include infrastructure development, promoting investments, and strengthening supply chains, all aimed at enhancing food security, ensuring sustainability, and driving […]
The main agricultural industries in West Africa include cereal crops such as rice, and maize; cash crops like cocoa, coffee, and cashew nuts; and livestock farming. The region is also known for its production of yams, cassava, and groundnuts, reflecting its diverse agricultural capabilities and climatic zones.
West African agriculture faces challenges including climate variability, limited access to finance and markets, soil degradation, reliance on rain-fed agriculture, and pest infestations. Political instability and inadequate infrastructure also hinder agricultural development and efficiency in the region.
Our regional agribusiness experts understand African agriculture, making a real difference and impact in the communities and sectors where we work.
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