Agroecological produce, moving across East Africa

An AFSA initiative connecting farmers, traders, policymakers and border agencies with practical knowledge, guidance and resources to support agroecological trade across East Africa.

Agroecological produce, moving across East Africa

An AFSA initiative connecting farmers, traders, policymakers and border agencies with practical knowledge, guidance and resources to support agroecological trade across East Africa.

About the Knowledge Hub

Across East Africa, agroecological farmers and businesses supply local markets and create opportunities for regional trade. Yet navigating cross-border trade can be challenging, with differing national requirements, limited market information and barriers to market access. AFSA’s Cross-Border Agroecological Trade EAC platform brings together practical guidance, market information, policies and resources to help farmers, traders and other stakeholders navigate these challenges and strengthen regional agroecological trade.

Find What You Need

Find out what documents you need

Check policies
and requirements

Find market and
price information

Learn how to report
a trade barrier

Explore

Agroecological trade depends on connected factors: how produce is grown, what is required at the border, access to finance and markets, the policies that shape trade and the skills and knowledge available to people involved. Explore the topics and practical resources below.

Library

Explore research, briefs, case studies, guides, news and multimedia on agroecological trade in the EAC.

GUIDES & FACTSHEETS

Practical information
for the next step.

RESEARCH & REPORTS

Evidence from the
region and its markets.

Library

Explore research, briefs, case studies, guides, news and multimedia on agroecological trade in the EAC.

GUIDES & FACTSHEETS

Practical information
for the next step.

RESEARCH & REPORTS

Evidence from the
region and its markets.

Latest News

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FAQs: Trading within the EAC

Find answers to common questions about trade procedures, documents and where to get further guidance.

Find answers to common questions about trade procedures, documents and where to get further guidance.

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Connecting Knowledge | Growing Trade | Sustaining Africa
An AFSA Initiative

The Alliance for Food Sovereignty in Africa promotes agroecology and food sovereignty across Africa.

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The Alliance for Food Sovereignty in Africa promotes agroecology and food sovereignty across Africa.

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