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Preparing the world to meet its agri-food potential

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Preparing the world to meet its agri-food potential

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Training future experts to generate better outcomes

In recent years there has been a growing build-up of projects involving capacity building, technology transfer and policymaking.

These involve initiatives that seek to develop more productive agricultural outcomes, particularly in developing nations, centring around training scientists, regulators, and policymakers on a variety of topics, including food safety, sustainable agriculture, biotechnology, and integrated pest management.

Medium-sized agribusinesses often operate through a network of smallholders feeding into the central agribusiness.

These structures offer the scope to deploy AgTech aimed at tackling post-harvest loss, while access to finance is a high priority for capacity building in terms of facilitating smallholders and agribusinesses entry to markets.


Our key services

  • Extensive in person and online training programmes
  • SME/ Entrepreneur development
  • Communication and extension programmes
  • Public awareness initiatives
  • Sustainable development education and training
  • Lending to the agri-food sector

Who we serve

  • Policymakers and regulators
  • Food and agribusiness corporates
  • Farmers, managers of rural institutions
  • Multilateral organisations/ NGOs/DFIs
  • Private equity funds

Preparing the world to meet its agri-food potential

Capacity building & training

Preparing the world to meet its agri-food potential

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Training future experts to generate better outcomes

In recent years there has been a growing build-up of projects involving capacity building, technology transfer and policymaking.

These involve initiatives that seek to develop more productive agricultural outcomes, particularly in developing nations, centring around training scientists, regulators, and policymakers on a variety of topics, including food safety, sustainable agriculture, biotechnology, and integrated pest management.

Medium-sized agribusinesses often operate through a network of smallholders feeding into the central agribusiness.

These structures offer the scope to deploy AgTech aimed at tackling post-harvest loss, while access to finance is a high priority for capacity building in terms of facilitating smallholders and agribusinesses entry to markets.


Our key services

  • Extensive in person and online training programmes
  • SME/ Entrepreneur development
  • Communication and extension programmes
  • Public awareness initiatives
  • Sustainable development education and training
  • Lending to the agri-food sector

Who we serve

  • Policymakers and regulators
  • Food and agribusiness corporates
  • Farmers, managers of rural institutions
  • Multilateral organisations/ NGOs/DFIs
  • Private equity funds

Empowering global food and agribusinesses to make the right decisions.

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Global

Global

Farrelly & Mitchell

Unit 5A, Fingal Bay Business Park, Balbriggan Co. Dublin Ireland. K32 EH70

Africa (SSA)

Africa (SSA)

Farrelly & Mitchell Ghana Limited

Utopia Office, 14 Senchi Street, Airport Residential Area, Accra, Ghana

Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia

Branch of Farrelly & Mitchell Business Consultants Ltd

Jarir Plaza Building, Suite 106, King Abdullah Road, Al Hamra District, Riyadh 12211-3857, Saudi Arabia

MENA

MENA

Farrelly & Mitchell DMCC

Unit 1001, 10th Floor, Swiss Tower, Cluster Y Jumeirah Lakes Towers, Dubai United Arab Emirates (MENA Office)