The government is aiming to boost agriculture’s contribution to GDP to 20% by 2025 through partnership with international institutions and private enterprises. It also intends to reduce food imports, which reached €523.8m in 2014. Efforts are under way to ensure that sector management is sustainable.
This chapter includes interviews with Gagan Gupta, Country Head, Olam; and Gert Vandersmissen, Group COO, SIAT.
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