​Meet Our New A2i Representative in Tanzania ​

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​A2i Delegation to Uganda in April ​

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​A2i Member Supported in Uganda​

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​Welcome to Two New Members: JIMCO and DanBred

New member offer in 2026:

​Meet our new A2i representative in Tanzania ​

Access2innovation now offers advisory services as well as office space for short-term visits in Tanzania. Our new A2i representative, Onesmo Kenneth, is an economist with 18 years of work in the agricultural sector in Tanzania. He started working in the horticultural industry before becoming an independent consultant in 2012, and during his career he has worked for both the public sector, donors, and private SMEs.

Kenneth's area of expertise includes project design and management as well as market intelligence and business plan development. His office is in Michocheni, close to the city center of Dar es Salaam.

Apart from his role as sparring partner, Kenneth has kindly offered to make his office available for our strategic members during short-term stays in the country.

Contact Onesmo Kenneth through CEO Henrik Ankler-Ladefoged on +45 23 61 10 35.

​Uganda is open for your business​

​A2i Delegation to Uganda in April ​

The Danish Embassy in Uganda, Access2innovation, and the Danish Agriculture & Food Council are pleased to invite your company to participate in this 2026 agribusiness delegation to Uganda.

Why Uganda?

Uganda is one of Africa’s most stable and open countries, with ambitious growth targets and an agribusiness sector full of opportunities. This delegation visit will enable Danish companies to meet key partners and potential customers, display their products and services, and gain firsthand knowledge about the Ugandan agribusiness industry and market. Why? There are many reasons:

• The agricultural sector in Uganda accounts for a significant part of the country’s GDP and export earnings. With the agricultural sector employing approximately 70% of the population, the sector plays a crucial part for the country’s economy.
• Uganda is very close to its target of lower-middle-income status—partly through serious reform of the agricultural sector from subsistence farming to commercial farming. The sector is now more competitive and profitable.
• Urbanization is high, the middle class is growing, and demand for agricultural production is increasing.
• All of the above offer great opportunities for Danish companies. The demand for improved quality production and processing equipment, cold-chain facilities, and packaging and storing facilities is high, and the need for quality control remains a challenge for Ugandan agricultural exports.

The delegates will have an opportunity to meet and explore synergies with implementing partners of the Danish development programs in Uganda.

​Click here to read more about the delegation.​

​Click here to register.​

CT Technologies thanks A2i and the Danish Embassy:

​A2i Member Supported in Uganda​

Roudy Akiki, Chief Commercial Officer Africa at A2i member CT Technologies, recently travelled to Uganda to advance concrete commercial discussions and meet with clients. The settings of his journey were supported by Access2innovation and the Danish Embassy in Uganda.

-Roudy Akiki, how was your journey?

Roudy Akiki: It was great to be back in Uganda on the ground.

-How did A2i and the Danish Embassy help you?

Roudy Akiki: A2i and the Danish Embassy supported us in identifying key leads with a clear need for our solutions. A2i coordinated the entire visit and structured the agenda to ensure meetings with relevant stakeholders, enabling us to present our offers with the objective of converting these opportunities into confirmed orders and generating new business in the country.

-Did that increase the outcome of the journey?

Roudy Akiki: Yes - a big thank you to Access2Innovation and the Danish Embassy in Uganda for their continued support and collaboration in enabling impactful cold chain projects across East Africa.

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​-What was your program?

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​Roudy Akiki: During this visit, I had the pleasure of touring the flower farms of one of our key clients, the largest flower exporter in the country, beautifully located on the shores of Lake Victoria. The visit continued with a tour of a state-of-the-art export cold store facility at Entebbe Airport, developed by Fresh Handling Ltd., a multi-stakeholder company including this exporter, and designed specifically to handle perishable exports, particularly flowers. This is another advanced cold chain project delivered by CT Technologies in Africa, now in its final stages before becoming fully operational.

Beyond ongoing projects, I also met with new clients and investors with strong, well-defined inquiries, and we are actively working on converting these discussions into new cold chain projects in the near term.

​Welcome to Two New Members DanBred & JIMCO​

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A warm welcome to our two new strategic members, DanBred and JIMCO:

DanBred delivers world-class pig genetics and extensive service solutions to professional pig producers worldwide.

The company has more than 120 years of experience in targeted breeding and works for more sustainable pig production and a better bottom line for pig producers. The headquarters are located in Vejle in Denmark, but the products are sold all over the world.

JIMCO delivers unique and sustainable solutions for air purification and surface disinfection worldwide. Since 1992, they have developed and optimized their technology, using UV-C light and ozone to effectively reduce viruses, bacteria, odors, grease, oils, and CO2 emissions – without the use of chemicals, water, or filters.

The technology of JIMCO has received the prestigious EU Environmental Award for its innovative and eco-friendly design. The company is based in Rudkøbing, Denmark.

You can soon read more about our two new members in our newsletter and on our website.​

​Tips on doing business in Africa​

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You are always welcome to stream our videos with talks on doing business in Africa. They are all free.

​Click here to stream more than 35 other A2i Talks about doing business in East Africa.​

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