Background
Food and nutrition security in Africa is a critical issue that demands innovative solutions and sustainable strategies. Agribusiness, with its unique business models, is poised to play a significant role in addressing this challenge not only in Africa but also beyond. By leveraging technology such as Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in agriculture, agribusiness can enhance food production, distribution, and trade, ultimately improving food security in the region.
Through efficient market systems and value chains, agribusiness can streamline the process of bringing agricultural products from farms to consumers, ensuring food reaches those in need promptly. Additionally, by focusing on food enhancement techniques and quality standards, agribusiness can help increase the nutritional value and safety of food products.
About IBMA 2025
Theme: Unlocking Food and Nutrition Security through Value Addition and ICT Transformation in Agribusiness
In collaboration with the Kenyan government, the Africa Organization of Technology in Agriculture (AOTA), the University of Rwanda, and the University of Nairobi are the driving forces behind the upcoming 3rd International Conference on Business Models in Agriculture (IBMA) 2025.
IBMA is anticipated to convene over 4,000 delegates and feature around 300 exhibitors. Participants will span across various sectors including government officials, research institutions, businesses, financial organizations, NGOs, farmers, innovators, and startups, creating a dynamic platform to showcase business-focused models and technologies with the potential to uplift farmers from poverty to prosperity.
The 3rd edition of the IBMA conference aims to be a catalyst for driving innovative agribusiness models, investments, and advancing food security throughout Africa. Aligned with Kenya’s vision to boost agricultural productivity for food security, the conference seeks to facilitate cross-continental knowledge exchange and provide a forum for policymakers, industry experts, researchers, and stakeholders to collaborate on reshaping agribusiness models for sustainable growth.
Global
Small holders prosperity
and food security
Livelihood
Rapid increase in
smallholders income
Cooperation
National and International
multi-discipline collaboration
Disruptive Innovation
Novel business models to generate rapid economic growth
Self-belief
We have the power and responsibility to change and shape our future
IBMA Pillars
A showcase of Disruptive Innovation
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A GAME CHANGING PARTNERSHIP
Partners
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Sponsors
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