Agricultural Trade Policy Practitioners Network | Site-Wide Activity https://trapca.org/atppn/activity/ Activity feed for the entire site. Fri, 10 Apr 2026 20:27:50 +0000 https://buddypress.org/?v= en-US 30 hourly 2 0805d13790a5f244cc33a198f80ef54d carsonjace635 replied to the topic "Crypto Scam Recovery: How Digital Tech Guard Recovery Team Can Help" - https://trapca.org/atppn/activity/p/8149/ Mon, 16 Mar 2026 17:02:52 +0000 How Digital Tech Guard Recovery Investigates Stolen EthereumDigital Tech Guard Recovery specializes in cryptocurrency tracing and digital forensic investigations. The team focuses on analyzing blockchain activity to identify where stolen funds were transferred and whether recovery pathways exist.Their recovery process…   Read more»

]]> 0ce0586646ebff535bdf79ee69bb8d1d priscillalucy575 posted a new topic "Crypto Scam Recovery: How Digital Tech Guard Recovery Team Can Help" - https://trapca.org/atppn/activity/p/8147/ Tue, 03 Mar 2026 01:15:34 +0000 How Digital Tech Guard Recovery Helped Recover Stolen Ethereum: A Complete Guide to Cryptocurrency Recovery ServicesThe rapid growth of cryptocurrency has created incredible financial opportunities—but it has also opened the door to increasingly sophisticated scams. Ethereum theft, phishing attacks, wallet…   Read more»

]]> 0b108b3483a1dabf232ea1598624d3a9 Kassim Masoud replied to the topic "1. Discuss the implications of a potential US- Kenya Free Trade Area rules of origin on EAC cross border production of processed agricultural goods bound for the US market." - https://trapca.org/atppn/activity/p/7751/ Thu, 08 Oct 2020 06:22:05 +0000 Both sides have described what they hope to achieve in the negotiations. The U.S. objectives are predictably comprehensive. USTR has identified 24 chapters on which it plans to negotiate, including technical barriers to trade, intellectual property, digital trade, anti-corruption, good regulatory practices,…   Read more»

]]> 4a8dbeee75e8b055786733dcbf1ee7ca Nsubuga Harriet replied to the topic "3. Taking into account questions 1 and 2 above, in your view what could be the possible implications of the Kenya – US Free Trade Agreement on Africa’s regional economic integration, particularly in respect of agricultural markets and existing fr..." - https://trapca.org/atppn/activity/p/7750/ Thu, 08 Oct 2020 06:22:04 +0000 As I scrutinized the negotiation objectives again, I realized that objective “j” and “m” quoted below were in tandem with my discussion written above.  j. To make sure that the outcome of the negotiations will become the basis of future…   Read more»

]]> 212cc4efbc08d9237f1f7822b28d4d5a Sinnah Patricia replied to the topic "2. What in your view are some advantages or disadvantages of trading in biotechnological agricultural goods in the context of food security and in relation to developing supply capacity domestic markets in the context of Kenya?" - https://trapca.org/atppn/activity/p/7749/ Thu, 08 Oct 2020 06:21:51 +0000   In my opinion,  i do agree with previous writers on the advantages and disadvantages of Biotechnology,  Food security: GMO/Biotech. is the future or the solution to Africa’s food insecurity. This is so because our traditional varieties cannot cater for…   Read more»

]]> c7dbceada1a5177791b38f692f24bf88 Fikiri Mboya replied to the topic "3. Taking into account questions 1 and 2 above, in your view what could be the possible implications of the Kenya – US Free Trade Agreement on Africa’s regional economic integration, particularly in respect of agricultural markets and existing fr..." - https://trapca.org/atppn/activity/p/7748/ Wed, 30 Sep 2020 12:23:30 +0000 As said in the first question, when you look at what Kenya proposes to the US, you will have no doubt that the blocs in which she is a party will not be disturbed, but when you look at the…   Read more»

]]> c36677c9019ba0d10bc5fee182589b3e Fikiri Mboya replied to the topic "2. What in your view are some advantages or disadvantages of trading in biotechnological agricultural goods in the context of food security and in relation to developing supply capacity domestic markets in the context of Kenya?" - https://trapca.org/atppn/activity/p/7747/ Wed, 30 Sep 2020 12:06:40 +0000 Biotechnology is beneficial to the health but also improvement of size of production. If Kenya and the US signs the Agreement, it is obvious that market for Agricultural products under that technology will expand for Kenya and may benefit even…   Read more»

]]> 47e79f6a8b24c8b5f56eac86e94ecc6d Fikiri Mboya replied to the topic "1. Discuss the implications of a potential US- Kenya Free Trade Area rules of origin on EAC cross border production of processed agricultural goods bound for the US market." - https://trapca.org/atppn/activity/p/7746/ Wed, 30 Sep 2020 11:14:17 +0000 My Take: I agree with most of your contributions. In fact Kenya longs to observe all agreements under the trade blocs she is a party. She expresses her intention to extend the benefits she gets from AGOA in case it…   Read more»

]]> 6bcdf2689bd58683ac048f2de0b6954d Fikiri Mboya liked forum post "1. Discuss the implications of a potential US- Kenya Free Trade Area rules of origin on EAC cross border production of processed agricultural goods bound for the US market." - https://trapca.org/atppn/activity/p/7745/ Wed, 30 Sep 2020 11:08:37 +0000 00ad5345678901bced91869f2c0904ce Sinnah Patricia replied to the topic "3. Taking into account questions 1 and 2 above, in your view what could be the possible implications of the Kenya – US Free Trade Agreement on Africa’s regional economic integration, particularly in respect of agricultural markets and existing fr..." - https://trapca.org/atppn/activity/p/7744/ Tue, 29 Sep 2020 15:27:24 +0000  In this regarded, the implications are because of the fact the Kenya belong to several blocs to which it has obligations, signing a free trade agreement with US has an effect on its commitment to the other members ,and the…   Read more»

]]> bd752b4151c2e0f00821e01c6d10c61d Grace Kulaba liked forum post "1. Discuss the implications of a potential US- Kenya Free Trade Area rules of origin on EAC cross border production of processed agricultural goods bound for the US market." - https://trapca.org/atppn/activity/p/7740/ Sun, 27 Sep 2020 20:39:18 +0000 94e0a27dfe3a9470f0d576be31dcf9ae Grace Kulaba replied to the topic "1. Discuss the implications of a potential US- Kenya Free Trade Area rules of origin on EAC cross border production of processed agricultural goods bound for the US market." - https://trapca.org/atppn/activity/p/7739/ Sun, 27 Sep 2020 20:38:54 +0000  I believe that it will be outrageous if the FTA will violate the East African Community (EAC) Treaty and its protocols. Kenya will have to provide and insist that its prior commitments that it has taken at regional -EAC will…   Read more»

]]> 3ef2df08fdf8624919daede6ea30b77e Grace Kulaba replied to the topic "3. Taking into account questions 1 and 2 above, in your view what could be the possible implications of the Kenya – US Free Trade Agreement on Africa’s regional economic integration, particularly in respect of agricultural markets and existing fr..." - https://trapca.org/atppn/activity/p/7738/ Sun, 27 Sep 2020 20:15:43 +0000 @knkaiut  that is right,  But Morocco faced various challenges. e.g When it comes to textiles, the Morocco-US rules of origin were similar to the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)’s which required Mexican textile firms to use inputs from the…   Read more»

]]> efc9d4732418d30381ace210fb035e41 Grace Kulaba replied to the topic "3. Taking into account questions 1 and 2 above, in your view what could be the possible implications of the Kenya – US Free Trade Agreement on Africa’s regional economic integration, particularly in respect of agricultural markets and existing fr..." - https://trapca.org/atppn/activity/p/7737/ Sun, 27 Sep 2020 20:10:08 +0000 The  US bilateral agreement with Kenya, signifies a shift from multilateral trade deals.  On one hand, it is expected to add the benefits to Kenya and receives from the African Growth and Opportunity Act. Kenya is one of AGOA’s top…   Read more»

]]> e478ac21c50e3a24bc93d98e775e6506 Grace Kulaba liked forum post "2. What in your view are some advantages or disadvantages of trading in biotechnological agricultural goods in the context of food security and in relation to developing supply capacity domestic markets in the context of Kenya?" - https://trapca.org/atppn/activity/p/7736/ Sun, 27 Sep 2020 19:49:40 +0000 be5b8ba59b49087e1fabae0fd99b03d3 Grace Kulaba replied to the topic "2. What in your view are some advantages or disadvantages of trading in biotechnological agricultural goods in the context of food security and in relation to developing supply capacity domestic markets in the context of Kenya?" - https://trapca.org/atppn/activity/p/7732/ Sun, 27 Sep 2020 19:47:38 +0000 @tpmkunde you are correct, there is  big potential, if this technology is implemented ” successfully and correctly”  farmers in Kenya can benefit from GMOs through increased choice and flexibility in crop and cropping systems; increased profitability through improved yields; produce…   Read more»

]]> 4b98562d12649a215560d39f5f96b447 Grace Kulaba replied to the topic "2. What in your view are some advantages or disadvantages of trading in biotechnological agricultural goods in the context of food security and in relation to developing supply capacity domestic markets in the context of Kenya?" - https://trapca.org/atppn/activity/p/7731/ Sun, 27 Sep 2020 19:42:54 +0000 In Kenya biotechnology development is taking place within the context of policies governing agriculture, health, trade and environment. In the context of agriculture, biotechnology benefits includes; poverty alleviation, assurance of food security and economic development. Agriculture, both subsistence and cash…   Read more»

]]> 82a5daa6b0a25a0e7aedcb2d60049e9c Margaret Nagujja replied to the topic "2. What in your view are some advantages or disadvantages of trading in biotechnological agricultural goods in the context of food security and in relation to developing supply capacity domestic markets in the context of Kenya?" - https://trapca.org/atppn/activity/p/7730/ Sun, 13 Sep 2020 19:07:08 +0000 It is true biotechnology investors have products in the market which increase crop yields through introducing high-yielding varieties, nutritional values of foods  and reduction in pest associated losses. It should also be noted that consumers fall in different segments depending…   Read more»

]]> 7c386a9bb4c0e2040cc7d29fa7bea680 Nsubuga Harriet replied to the topic "2. What in your view are some advantages or disadvantages of trading in biotechnological agricultural goods in the context of food security and in relation to developing supply capacity domestic markets in the context of Kenya?" - https://trapca.org/atppn/activity/p/7729/ Sun, 13 Sep 2020 12:35:02 +0000 In Uganda, there was still resistance to GMOs by Government. Scientists have shown the benefits of biotechnology in improving food yields, resistance to pests and disease as well as improving food production thus reducing food insecurity. The disadvantage that has…   Read more»

]]> 78bddd6f8f74f0a1648ead3941fce305 Nsubuga Harriet replied to the topic "3. Taking into account questions 1 and 2 above, in your view what could be the possible implications of the Kenya – US Free Trade Agreement on Africa’s regional economic integration, particularly in respect of agricultural markets and existing fr..." - https://trapca.org/atppn/activity/p/7728/ Sun, 13 Sep 2020 12:04:54 +0000 As I scrutinized the negotiation objectives again, I realized that objective “j” and “m” qputed below were in tandem with my discussion written above.  j. To make sure that the outcome of the negotiations will become the basis of future…   Read more»

]]> 7f75a1f6ebb864a91559722fc175800a Nsubuga Harriet replied to the topic "3. Taking into account questions 1 and 2 above, in your view what could be the possible implications of the Kenya – US Free Trade Agreement on Africa’s regional economic integration, particularly in respect of agricultural markets and existing fr..." - https://trapca.org/atppn/activity/p/7727/ Sun, 13 Sep 2020 11:46:40 +0000 It is a good thing that Kenya managed to get an FTA agreement with the USA. I checked the internet to see how Kenya was faring in trade with the USA and these were the findings. Kenya is one of…   Read more»

]]> 6166cf727b454aee45cad22fb7432e24 Jean Baptiste Ukwizagira replied to the topic "2. What in your view are some advantages or disadvantages of trading in biotechnological agricultural goods in the context of food security and in relation to developing supply capacity domestic markets in the context of Kenya?" - https://trapca.org/atppn/activity/p/7726/ Sat, 12 Sep 2020 11:46:36 +0000 Food security is a necessity for every individual, home, community and nation. In developing countries, food security could be substantially improved by increased investment and policy reforms. Biotechnology’s ability to eliminate malnutrition and hunger through production of crops resistant to…   Read more»

]]> 56350dbb7037abbe40d1ab78efdd0692 Tarisai Makunde replied to the topic "3. Taking into account questions 1 and 2 above, in your view what could be the possible implications of the Kenya – US Free Trade Agreement on Africa’s regional economic integration, particularly in respect of agricultural markets and existing fr..." - https://trapca.org/atppn/activity/p/7725/ Wed, 09 Sep 2020 12:47:36 +0000 The most useful potential outcome will be the extent to which Kenya draws manufacturing foreign direct investment from the US and other states, into its economic processing zones. To achieve this, Kenya should negotiate for liberal rules of origin requirements….   Read more»

]]> 68471bf6b6e8325c9b95425a3e8e45c1 Tarisai Makunde replied to the topic "2. What in your view are some advantages or disadvantages of trading in biotechnological agricultural goods in the context of food security and in relation to developing supply capacity domestic markets in the context of Kenya?" - https://trapca.org/atppn/activity/p/7724/ Wed, 09 Sep 2020 12:44:44 +0000 The potential advantages that biotechnology can confer across a wide range of agricultural applications are in areas such as livestock management, storage of agricultural products, and sustaining current crop yields while reducing the use of fertilizers, herbicides, and pesticides.  …   Read more»

]]> 8ecd9ab710ddd7bb728f067bb984455d Tarisai Makunde replied to the topic "1. Discuss the implications of a potential US- Kenya Free Trade Area rules of origin on EAC cross border production of processed agricultural goods bound for the US market." - https://trapca.org/atppn/activity/p/7723/ Wed, 09 Sep 2020 12:40:41 +0000 Rules of Origin (RoO) are a set of requirements that specify the working and processing that must be undertaken locally in order for a product to be considered the “economic origin” of the exporting country. The purpose of RoO is…   Read more»

]]> 03be6aaf6a2364690e53ea3951a0461d Kelvin Nkai replied to the topic "3. Taking into account questions 1 and 2 above, in your view what could be the possible implications of the Kenya – US Free Trade Agreement on Africa’s regional economic integration, particularly in respect of agricultural markets and existing fr..." - https://trapca.org/atppn/activity/p/7722/ Fri, 04 Sep 2020 14:41:34 +0000 Based on the above, I think the FTA will definitely serve as a model for the African content. It is important to note that the US-Morocco agreement entered into force in 2006 and is considered a comprehensive agreement that has…   Read more»

]]> cc3dbb63f1bc119e9d7fd964217c330a Kelvin Nkai replied to the topic "2. What in your view are some advantages or disadvantages of trading in biotechnological agricultural goods in the context of food security and in relation to developing supply capacity domestic markets in the context of Kenya?" - https://trapca.org/atppn/activity/p/7721/ Fri, 04 Sep 2020 14:29:20 +0000 To date, the US and the EU have taken very different approaches to the introduction of products developed through agricultural bio-technologies but if I am not wrong, the US-Kenya negotiations is to cover substantially all trade. As we are all…   Read more»

]]> b45f89b843bd0ccdd7afc4a70bcc4c19 Kelvin Nkai replied to the topic "1. Discuss the implications of a potential US- Kenya Free Trade Area rules of origin on EAC cross border production of processed agricultural goods bound for the US market." - https://trapca.org/atppn/activity/p/7720/ Fri, 04 Sep 2020 14:11:59 +0000 my take on this is that the negotiations will make good use of the fraternal relationship between Kenya and USA and especially for Kenya as one of key non-oil African trading partner of United States. The FTA will be WTO…   Read more»

]]> c0b54079839a913aa550fd195cde3e10 Jean Baptiste Ukwizagira replied to the topic "1. Discuss the implications of a potential US- Kenya Free Trade Area rules of origin on EAC cross border production of processed agricultural goods bound for the US market." - https://trapca.org/atppn/activity/p/7719/ Fri, 04 Sep 2020 12:43:42 +0000 The USA FTA agreement under AGOA is somehow questionable while some f countries in the EAC has a bad relationship with AGOA agreement.  
Eg. Rwanda during the cutting importation of used clothes were some misunderstood with USA partnership.

]]> 503f5956569441929bfab3c69e967afe ATPPN posted a new topic "1. Discuss the implications of a potential US- Kenya Free Trade Area rules of origin on EAC cross border production of processed agricultural goods bound for the US market." - https://trapca.org/atppn/activity/p/7716/ Tue, 11 Aug 2020 16:27:57 +0000 In the area of rules of origin, the US, among others considers that the outcome of negotiations with Kenya must result in: Rules of origin that ensure that the benefits of the Agreement go to products genuinely made in the…   Read more»

]]> 405295033050477f179a698dca4090a8 ATPPN posted a new topic "2. What in your view are some advantages or disadvantages of trading in biotechnological agricultural goods in the context of food security and in relation to developing supply capacity domestic markets in the context of Kenya?" - https://trapca.org/atppn/activity/p/7715/ Tue, 11 Aug 2020 16:27:09 +0000 With respect to agricultural goods, the US in its stated objectives considers that a resulting agreement from its negotiations with Kenya must establish specific commitments for trade in products developed through agricultural biotechnologies. Biotechnological goods have been subject to strenuous…   Read more»

]]> 32487f383887a41b8257154a37f72c5b ATPPN posted a new topic "3. Taking into account questions 1 and 2 above, in your view what could be the possible implications of the Kenya – US Free Trade Agreement on Africa’s regional economic integration, particularly in respect of agricultural markets and existing free t..." - https://trapca.org/atppn/activity/p/7714/ Tue, 11 Aug 2020 16:26:30 +0000 According to the US’ negotiation objectives, its main objective “… is to conclude an agreement with Kenya that can serve as a model for additional agreements in Africa, leading to a network of agreements that contribute to Africa’s regional integration…   Read more»

]]> 6fb8e26d4e56db7907752b6ca5d72ddc Sinnah Patricia replied to the topic "Are the best practices that African countries may consider, both from regional and experiences from other parts of the world in the implementation of AfCFTA?" - https://trapca.org/atppn/activity/p/7710/ Wed, 01 Jul 2020 00:42:42 +0000 I totally agree with Kelvin and Ann on the value chain and comparative and competitive advantage respectively, I wish to consider trends in specialization by becoming more diversified with respect to evolution of specialization over time  and also the  intra – industrial trade  which…   Read more»

]]> 0f1628d1babd548015a2828a112c3e21 Raymonda Johnson replied to the topic "3-4 June 2020 Forum" - https://trapca.org/atppn/activity/p/7709/ Mon, 22 Jun 2020 20:21:39 +0000 In my own view the following need to be considered for African countries to overcome regulatory barriers that necessitate regulatory cooperation: We need to see Africa as one because there is no border between Africa countries for us to overcome…   Read more»

]]> fb44e8302f569a6e207d1105164200ac Fikiri Mboya replied to the topic "Are the best practices that African countries may consider, both from regional and experiences from other parts of the world in the implementation of AfCFTA?" - https://trapca.org/atppn/activity/p/7708/ Mon, 22 Jun 2020 20:21:13 +0000 So far AfCFTA, is the biggest market in the world after WTO, I suppose. The purpose of its establishment is evident, but as the process continues, I have one, two, three things to advise and which if they are heeded,may…   Read more»

]]> b532f4f78b514f596f937e53206def7e Nsubuga Harriet replied to the topic "Are the best practices that African countries may consider, both from regional and experiences from other parts of the world in the implementation of AfCFTA?" - https://trapca.org/atppn/activity/p/7707/ Mon, 22 Jun 2020 17:39:19 +0000 I agree with Anne about getting organised in the value chains, Fortunately, Kenya is so organised in the Cooperatives and we in Uganda need to strengthen our Cooperatives especially for marketing. The few Cooperatives that are organised in marketing milk…   Read more»

]]> f2f9c8b1b214b7c44296919abba028e1 Nsubuga Harriet replied to the topic "Are the best practices that African countries may consider, both from regional and experiences from other parts of the world in the implementation of AfCFTA?" - https://trapca.org/atppn/activity/p/7705/ Mon, 22 Jun 2020 17:30:24 +0000 It was observed that trade within the RECs was on-going for example in the EAC there has been improved trade than before. Sometimes, there have been complaints between the private sector importing and the farmers producing when it comes to…   Read more»

]]> 1da55b9e82e2772602fac110247f93d4 Shakira Phiri liked forum post "What will it take for African countries to overcome regulatory barriers that necessitate regulatory cooperation?" - https://trapca.org/atppn/activity/p/7704/ Sun, 21 Jun 2020 14:33:34 +0000 dd85bddc6952ed8edd17f0de4f7c240e Shakira Phiri replied to the topic "Are the best practices that African countries may consider, both from regional and experiences from other parts of the world in the implementation of AfCFTA?" - https://trapca.org/atppn/activity/p/7702/ Fri, 19 Jun 2020 12:22:14 +0000 Is the question pertains to general issues or specific to implementation of SPS? Anyway if it is pertaining to issues of implementation of SPS i agree with what has been raised by Raymonda Johnson. We can learn from the EU…   Read more»

]]> 966eb1e18fc9738383a75df095b7ac57 Raymonda Johnson replied to the topic "Are the best practices that African countries may consider, both from regional and experiences from other parts of the world in the implementation of AfCFTA?" - https://trapca.org/atppn/activity/p/7701/ Fri, 19 Jun 2020 11:04:11 +0000 In my opinion the challenges Africa faces are similar to all it countries ranging political, willingness and change of attitude, technical, data availability and resources. Let me briefly highlight some of them below: A. Political Policies, regulation – this is…   Read more»

]]> 38ff7763140a3aef7fc6e62a41f57271 Freeman Clarence replied to the topic "What will it take for African countries to overcome regulatory barriers that necessitate regulatory cooperation?" - https://trapca.org/atppn/activity/p/7699/ Thu, 18 Jun 2020 20:36:42 +0000 Glad to join this forum. Here is my response to this question. Firstly, the whole issue of regulatory cooperation will be achieved by the harmonization of laws and policies across the RECs that are the building blocks of continental cooperation….   Read more»

]]> 6f1a3bc3706e2cc3a294b0baeac9fa85 Raymonda Johnson replied to the topic "What will it take for African countries to overcome regulatory barriers that necessitate regulatory cooperation?" - https://trapca.org/atppn/activity/p/7698/ Thu, 18 Jun 2020 20:34:43 +0000 In my own view the following need to be considered for African countries to overcome regulatory barriers that necessitate regulatory cooperation: We need to see Africa as one because there is no border between Africa countries for us to overcome…   Read more»

]]> 6451d30959369722b7f3bddbf511a676 Sinnah Patricia replied to the topic "What will it take for African countries to overcome regulatory barriers that necessitate regulatory cooperation?" - https://trapca.org/atppn/activity/p/7696/ Thu, 18 Jun 2020 16:42:15 +0000 In My opinion, African countries have difference in the policy and regulation formation as it is been agreed  by law(Government) ,therefore it may not be the same with other countries, i think there should be a platform were all countries…   Read more»

]]> 12ee2a784c66db6adf2fa55dfb221549 Grace Kulaba replied to the topic "What will it take for African countries to overcome regulatory barriers that necessitate regulatory cooperation?" - https://trapca.org/atppn/activity/p/7695/ Thu, 18 Jun 2020 15:03:59 +0000 @knkai very true.

]]> fe54afd886ae5e3481b82d3116f5c472 Grace Kulaba liked forum post "What will it take for African countries to overcome regulatory barriers that necessitate regulatory cooperation?" - https://trapca.org/atppn/activity/p/7694/ Thu, 18 Jun 2020 15:02:23 +0000 e31dbd09d5865498b3ebe18004759a67 Fikiri Mboya replied to the topic "Are the best practices that African countries may consider, both from regional and experiences from other parts of the world in the implementation of AfCFTA?" - https://trapca.org/atppn/activity/p/7693/ Thu, 18 Jun 2020 14:08:18 +0000 So far AfCFTA, is the biggest market in the world after WTO, I suppose. The purpose of its establishment is evident, but as the process continues, I have one, two, three things to advise and which if they are heeded,may…   Read more»

]]> 280a89757dc38b410332bba2fb465cdf Fikiri Mboya liked forum post "Are the best practices that African countries may consider, both from regional and experiences from other parts of the world in the implementation of AfCFTA?" - https://trapca.org/atppn/activity/p/7692/ Thu, 18 Jun 2020 13:29:50 +0000 230427daf8abe55c2488a09896a19423 Grace Kulaba replied to the topic "Are the best practices that African countries may consider, both from regional and experiences from other parts of the world in the implementation of AfCFTA?" - https://trapca.org/atppn/activity/p/7690/ Thu, 18 Jun 2020 10:04:46 +0000 @knkai that is very correct, there is a dire need for Africa to develop its SMEs sector.

]]> e9722d78f169a2373cbcb007b348d827 Grace Kulaba replied to the topic "Are the best practices that African countries may consider, both from regional and experiences from other parts of the world in the implementation of AfCFTA?" - https://trapca.org/atppn/activity/p/7689/ Thu, 18 Jun 2020 10:01:06 +0000 @margaretnagujja that is very true,  I would add that mutual recognition of testing standards is highly recommended,  whereby each country retains the full liberty to set its own product and production standards. However, each country is entrusted with testing products…   Read more»

]]> a8fd16327f18166d6f263b4539b66388 Grace Kulaba replied to the topic "Are the best practices that African countries may consider, both from regional and experiences from other parts of the world in the implementation of AfCFTA?" - https://trapca.org/atppn/activity/p/7688/ Thu, 18 Jun 2020 09:59:33 +0000 @annemukunyam I totally agree with you.
 

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