The MADE programme has partnered 33 agribusinesses operating in Northern Ghana towards the delivery of agreed bundles of services to smallholder farmers engaged in the cultivation of rice, sorghum, maize, soya and vegetables across the Northern Savanna Ecological Zone of Ghana. These businesses are at various stages of growth and operate with varying levels of efficiencies. To promote greater efficiency and increase their competitive edge within the industry, MADE aims to facilitate a diagnostics assessment of the current practices \/ operations of these agribusinesses to determine their strengths and weaknesses in comparison to acceptable industry benchmarks.\u00a0 The assessments of MADE partners will act as a baseline of their current level of competitiveness and assist in the quantification of their progress at the end of year 6 of the MADE programme. It will help the partners restructure their operations, boost their performance levels and mitigate inherent challenges they may be facing. The assessment would serve as input for the formulation and update of existing business strategies and development of road maps to guide implementation of required business improvements and attainment of the short and medium-term growth projections of these firms. By evaluating performance against their peers, agribusiness partners will be able to understand where they will need to receive support, and allow the development of targeted, relevant and commercially sustainable Business Development Services to drive incremental improvements across the business and increase productivity. By implementing the above, agribusinesses can guarantee their long- term viability post MADE.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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