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Namibia is a young democracy in Sub-Saharan Africa with a population of approximately 2.5 Million people. The country’s agricultural sector has been slow to keep up with the increasing population. As a consequence, approximately 60% of the food required to feed the nation is imported. The elevated cost of these imported foods means a large proportion of the population consume food with low nutritional value, and approximately 1.4 million people living without food security.
Despite vast tracts of available arable land and strong water
resources (both above and below ground), the agricultural sector has struggled to capitalise. This is largely due to a lack of
investment, technical knowledge and available technologies.
Food Strong Namibia program is establishing three distinct food production and processing precincts which have access to large amounts of arable land, with high quality soil and strong water resources, as well as good transport connections to relevant markets. They are:
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