Alfred Adjabeng

Consultant, Project manager, Social entrepreneur

I am a development consultant with more than 10 years of experience consulting on AfCFTA, Africa Union, Africa CDC, GAIN, and US Department of State-funded projects. My development consulting experiences are in education, agriculture, environment, technology and public health in Africa and Europe. Over a long career in the nonprofit, corporate and entrepreneurial world, I have built a strong capacity to design and execute complex business models across public, private, and civil society sectors. In the process, I have consulted for organisations of varied scales and scopes and advised boards and management across multiple functional domains, on matters spanning startup all the way through multi-level scaling. I am the CQC Country Manager in Ghana and the founder of School Farms, an award-winning social enterprise and a board member of Youth Opportunity and Transformation in Africa, a non-profit connecting young people in Africa with opportunities to transform their lives. I am also a tech enthusiast who is as much at home working with entrepreneurs to deploy tech solutions to transform their businesses or with top government agency leaders to redesign their processes.

Development practice, research and policy

Child labour, climate change, environment, flood risk management, school farms, school meals

I volunteered for TEDxCapeCoastED in 2013, became a speaker for TEDxUniversityOfCapeCoast in 2016 and organised TEDxIDS in 2020.