Agribusiness potential: Ghana's role in feeding Africa
Ghana has it all when you consider the resources needed for agriculture and the economics of production. It is also hard to ignore government incentives for large-scale agribusiness and a readily available growing domestic market to sell finished products. This leaves Ghana well placed not just to be self-sufficient in food, but also contribute to the regions and continent’s food supply.
Ghana Overview
Ghana, formerly the Gold Coast, is located in the sub-region of West Africa of the African continent. It has a population of over 30 million, spanning a variety of ethnic, linguistic and religious groups. The median age is around 20.67 years, and about 60% of the population is between 15 to 64 years of age, according to current population estimates.
Why Invest in Ghanaian Agribusiness?
“Despite lower oil prices, all of the important economic organisations such as IMF and World Bank maintain a bright outlook for Africa and Ghana.”
The critical fundamentals in Ghana that remain strong and keep its development from derailing include –
Leading Farrelly & Mitchell's Ghana office, Regional Director Stephen Awuah is a seasoned food and agribusiness professional. With an extensive portfolio of agribusiness consultancy in the SSA region, Stephen offers unrivalled regional expertise.
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