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GeezerVison is showing www.eacgermany.org — EAC-Germany | Home From Healing to Enterprise: A Woman’s Mission to Take Somalia’s Natural Wealth to the WorldFor centuries, Somalia's coast served as a gateway to global trade, exporting prized treasures such as frankincense and myrrh along ancient trade routes that connected Africa to the Middle East, Asia, and Europe. Today, one woman is breathing new life into that legacy, transforming traditional knowledge into a modern wellness enterprise that spans three continents.Read More.... About German Development CooperationThe East African Community (EAC) and Germany are united by a long history of cooperation that predates the re-establishment of the East African Community (EAC) in 2000. The German government has supported the East African integration since 1999, based on the common understanding that regional integration will improve the social and economic development of EAC Partner States. Since then, Germany has committed more than 580 million euros for development cooperation with the EAC, making Germany one of the biggest and most reliable bilateral development partners of the community.Read More.... EAC Calls for Stronger Regional Collaboration to Unlock MSMEs Growth and Trade OpportunitiesThe East African Community (EAC) has called for stronger regional collaboration and the development of regional value chains to unlock the productive potential of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs), expand intra-regional trade and enhance access to continental and international markets, during the 26th EAC MSMEs Trade Fair in Kigali, Rwanda.Read More.... Building Legacies: Barbara Mulwana’s Vision for East Africa’s Industrial FutureAs Executive Director of Nice House of Plastics and a Director across the Mulwana Group of Companies based in Uganda, Barbara is part of a new generation of women leaders reshaping East Africa’s industrial landscape. Her responsibilities span businesses in manufacturing, energy, dairy and real estate, placing her at the intersection of established enterprise and an increasingly competitive regional market.Read More.... 16 EAC Women Entrepreneurs Recognised for Championing Regional TradeSixteen women entrepreneurs from the eight East African Community (EAC) Partner States have been recognised as Champion Mentees under the East African Women in Trade Champions Initiative (EAWiTCI) for their leadership, resilience and contribution to regional trade and economic integration during the 26th EAC MSMEs Trade Fair in Kigali, Rwanda.Read More.... Growing Beyond Borders: Betty Poni’s Rise to a Regional Agribusiness ChampionIn the bustling neighbourhood of Gudele in Juba, South Sudan, Betty Poni Cosmas once sold honey and shea butter beneath the shade of a tree. Armed with determination and a vision for a better future, she dreamed of building a business that would not only support her family but also create opportunities for other women. Today, that dream has grown into Naponi Enterprise, a thriving woman-owned agro-processing business.Read More.... Preparing East Africa’s Next Generation for an AI-Driven EconomyThe EAC is moving towards establishing foundational Artificial Intelligence (AI) literacy as a common component of higher education across the region, equipping students across disciplines with the knowledge and practical skills needed to navigate an increasingly AI-enabled world of work. The draft AI Foundational Module, co-developed in consultation with experts from EAC Partner States and the private sector, aims to contribute to a future-ready workforce capable of participating in emerging AI-enabled sectors, adapting to changing labour-market demands and contributing to innovation, entrepreneurship and productivity.Read More.... Connecting Communities Through Food and Trade in Eastern DRCIn the eastern provinces of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where decades of conflict, displacement, and food insecurity have challenged communities, one entrepreneur is demonstrating how business can become a force for transformation. Through food processing, digital innovation, and regional trade, Mapenzi Nadia is creating opportunities for women farmers, improving nutrition and strengthening local economies.Read More.... Invest.EastAfrica! Connecting Two Economic Powerhouses: Hessen and the East African Community Advance Business TiesInvest.EastAfrica! Connecting Two Economic Powerhouses: Hessen and the East African Community Advance Business Ties.Read More.... From Healing to Enterprise: A Woman’s Mission to Take Somalia’s Natural Wealth to the WorldFor centuries, Somalia's coast served as a gateway to global trade, exporting prized treasures such as frankincense and myrrh along ancient trade routes that connected Africa to the Middle East, Asia, and Europe. Today, one woman is breathing new life into that legacy, transforming traditional knowledge into a modern wellness enterprise that spans three continents.Read More....About German Development CooperationThe East African Community (EAC) and Germany are united by a long history of cooperation that predates the re-establishment of the East African Community (EAC) in 2000. The German government has supported the East African integration since 1999, based on the common understanding that regional integration will improve the social and economic development of EAC Partner States. Since then, Germany has committed more than 580 million euros for development cooperation with the EAC, making Germany one of the biggest and most reliable bilateral development partners of the community.Read More....EXPLORE
Agriculture & Food SecurityAgriculture is one of East Africa’s most important sectors with about 80% of the region’s population living in rural areas and depending on agriculture for their livelihood.   Customs Union & Common MarketWhile the objectives of the East African Community cover almost all spheres of life, the main goal of the Customs Union is the formation of a Single Customs Territory and the implementation of the…   Education & TrainingRecognising the importance of education and science & technology in economic development, the EAC focuses on harmonised curricula, certification and accreditation institutions as well as joint…   Environment & Natural ResourcesThe East African Community is endowed with various natural resources such as forests, water, wildlife, mountains, minerals and energy resources.   Gender, Community Development & Civil Society MobilizationEAC regional integration is people-centred and participatory. To this end, broad participation of key stakeholders including women, youth, private sector and civil society is needed. Partner States…   HealthThe EAC Secretariat is mandated to offer advisory and coordinating support for the Seven Partner States in the prevention of and response to outbreaks of infectious diseases of public health concern.   Industrial Development & SMEsThe EAC Partner States aspire to transform their economies to a modern and industrialised status that can sustainably generate sufficient outputs to satisfy both domestic and export markets and…   Investment & Private Sector DevelopmentWith the aim of harnessing the investment potential to promote economic growth and development in the region, the EAC Partner States have agreed to cooperate in the areas of Investment and Industrial…   Organisational Development & OutreachThe fast pace of EAC integration necessitates constant development of EAC at an organisational level to steer the integrational process. Furthermore, clear and tangible communication on the benefits…   Peace & SecurityThe EAC aims to achieve a peaceful and integrated region by enabling and enforcing collaboration between Partner States in preventing and resolving disputes and conflicts and ridding the region of…   Tourism & WildlifeEast Africa has recorded impressive achievements in the realm of tourism owing to the conscious efforts by EAC Partner States to work together in promoting growth in the sector.   |
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