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Drones, satellites, geographic information systems, weather stations and advanced analytics are some of the most promising technologies for providing solutions to Africa’s agricultural challenges, according to the joint Digital Agricultural Profiles carried out by the African Development Bank (AfDB), the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) and CGIAR in three African countries.
The profiles, covering Côte d’Ivoire, Rwanda and South Africa, map the challenges and opportunities to scale the adoption of innovative digital technologies in the agriculture sector. These include national digital technology and the policy landscape, user demands along the value chain and available digital agriculture services and applications. The profiles also examine the main barriers to adoption as well as the digital technologies with the greatest potential to transform the sector.
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African Development Bank’s (AfDB) Macroeconomic Policy, Forecasting and Research Department, and the Asia External Representation Office will be hosting a webinar this coming May 20, to explore the Bank’s African Economic Outlook (AEO) 2021 for Asian audiences.
The African Economic Outlook (AEO) is the Bank’s flagship report that serves as a tool for economic intelligence, policy dialogue and operational effectiveness.
The theme for the 2021 AEO is “From Debt Resolution to Growth: The Road Ahead for Africa.”
The report covers Africa’s growth performance and proposes policy options to mitigate the effects of the pandemic and improve the process of debt resolution, governance and sustainable growth in Africa.
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Hong Kong, with its robust financial and legal system and proximity to mainland China, is a market to watch
After having had a tough 2020, the Asian economy is one of the first that’s on a road to healthy revival. Bigger markets like China and India, as well as emerging markets like Indonesia and Vietnam are showing pockets of resurgence on the back of a strong domestic consumer growth. The APAC market is being seen as the harbinger of growth in an overall challenged global landscape.
Within this context Hong Kong, with its robust financial and legal system and proximity to mainland China, is a market to watch. For many Western businesses looking at increasing their footprint in the Asian markets, it is being seen as a preferred entry-point.
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