A BIG OPPORTUNITY FOR YOUR AGRO BUSINESS GROWTH Promoting sustained investments accross the chain to increase production and to create value addition accross the most profitable segments of the value chain. Ask for Consultation TRAINING INITIATIVE AGRO BUSINESS TRANSFORMATION To be the leading 21st Century Agric Business transformation Hub in Africa by 2030 and beyond Ask for Consultation LEARN THE STANDARD WAY OF PACKAGING YOUR AGRO COMMODITIES To be the leading 21st Century Agric Business transformation Hub in Africa by 2030 and beyond Ask for Consultation COLD STORAGE FACILITY STORE AGRO-ALLIED COMMODITIES Making sure Agro-Allied Produce are stored and they follow the standard storage procedure to be kept at required temperature. Ask for Consultation

AGAP Training

Our research outputs are key guides to the design of our capability development intervention framework

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AGAP Research

Our research focus is on three complementary principles aimed at improving the growth and quality of product

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AGAP Consulting

GAP’s strategic goal as a major player in the global arena of food value chain and agribusiness service provider

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AGAP 2021-2025 Intervention Strategy

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In order to create an income revolution in the agricultural sector, AGAP is building core agric business capabilities along the entire value chain right from research, through strategic partnership with key stakeholders, to the stage where farmers are able to realize significant returns on their investments

In our sustained efforts towards achieving our 2021-2025 Agric Value Chain Capacity Development goals, we are partnering with key stakeholders in the value chain through investment in technology upgrade across the value chain.

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Overview of Agriculture Value Chain in Nigeria

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According to PWC research report, the agricultural value chain in Nigeria is estimated to be worth $85 billion. Africa holds 60% of uncultivated arable land in the world and 13% is in Nigeria, with 82 million hectares of arable land, and so far, only 34 million hectares have been cultivated.

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Key Challenges of the Agricultural
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Nigeria’s value chain is characterized by 80% of smallholder farmers and a few commercial processors plagued by inadequate inputs, obsolete technology, lack of knowledge/information about high value/growth products, limited exposure to high productivity practices, weak market linkages, inefficient supply chains with high levels of food wastage, an acute dependence on rainfall and poor financing.

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