The agricultural sector is the backbone of the economy, contributing approximately 33 percent of Africa’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP). The agriculture sector employs more than 40 percent of the total population and 70 percent of the rural population. CTC Agriculture executive training is meant to equip ministries with knowledge, skills, and attitudes for the production of indigenous and exotic crops, and domestic animals through innovative agricultural practices to enhance food security using limited resources.

This program provides a comprehensive overview of the economics of agriculture, including supply and demand, market analysis, and international trade. During the training, the participants may need to visit farmers’ fields, or research stations, to observe case studies, learn about techniques that are in progress, or gain knowledge from other experiences in order to solve problems such as a new pest, or pathogen, seedbed establishment, etc. Curriculum for short courses aim at developing technical skills and self-confidence of the participants.

Our dedicated hosts help exchange visitors learn the necessary business, technology, and farming skills to be successful in the rapidly changing industry. Through our training programs, participants will be able to strengthen their existing skills, all while learning new techniques that will help them feel more confident and prepared for the future.