Trade Negotiations Support to Ministry of Industry and Trade in Malawi
Imani implementated a programme of activities towards trade negotiations capacity building for the Ministry of Industry and Trade in Malawi (MoIT), funded by DFID’s Trade Advocacy Fund (TAF). The project…
Trade Negotiations Capacity Building for MTICM
Imani has been contracted to deliver a project on behalf of the Trade Advocacy Fund (TAF), in response to a request from the Lesotho Ministry of Trade, Industry, Cooperatives and…
Evaluation of Leading Ethical Standards for Ethiopian Horticulture
The Development of Global Gap Equivalence & Internationally Recognised Leading Ethical Standards for Ethiopian Horticulture project attempted to allow the industry to be benchmarked against international standards to give credibility…
Technical Assistance to the Economic Advisor to the President of South Sudan
Imani provided the position of Key Expert (Technical Advisor) at the Office of Economic Advisor to the President of South Sudan. The technical advisor (TA) provided essential support to the…
Improving Trade Flows in and from the East African Community
The Commonwealth Secretariat (COMSEC) provided Technical Assistance (TA) over a three year period to East African Community (EAC) member states, aimed at improving trade flows into and from the region….
Technical Advisors to the Ministry of Trade and Industry (MINICOM) Rwanda
The objective of the project is to provide technical expertise to improve the Ministry’s technical economic analysis competency and provide background research on the economic impacts of regional integration to…
Cross Border Trade Assessment – Enabling Agricultural Trade
This project was part of USAID’s Enabling Agricultural Trade (EAT) project and aimed to conduct a cross-border trade analysis on existing and potential cross-border markets for Rwandan crops, agricultural inputs…
Zimbabwe’s Agricultural Competitiveness Programme (Zim-ACP) (2016)
The goal of the Zimbabwe Agricultural Competitiveness Program (Zim-ACP) was to increase the competitiveness of Zimbabwe’s agricultural sector. In achieving this objective, the Zim-ACP program focused on the following: Supporting…
