La economista Eleni Gabre-Madhin esboza su visión ambiciosa de fundar  el primer mercado de materias primas en Etiopía. Su plan generaría riqueza, minimizaría riesgos para granjeros y cambiaría el receptor más grande de ayuda alimentaria en el mundo en una fuente de comida para la región.

Eleni Gabre-Madhin sobre la economía etíope

Transforming African agriculture means more than increasing yields; it requires empowering farmers with real choices. In Ethiopia, despite bumper harvests, 300,000 tons of maize were left to rot while millions faced famine, all because markets failed to connect supply to demand. By creating a commodities exchange tailored to local realities, small farmers gain access to transparent prices, risk management, and national trading networks. This shift promises a future where African farmers move from mere survival to driving growth and well-being.

Building Markets, Not Just Aid, Transforms African Agriculture

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Eleni Gabre-Madhin: Eleni Gabre-Madhin sobre la economía etíope