CropLife Africa Middle East A.I.S.B.L
is a non-for-profit industry association representing the leading global manufacturers of pesticides, seeds and biotechnology products in its territory.
The regional association was registered in Brussels in November 2002 and represents today more than 20 national associations across its region.
The association is legally fully independent but maintains a strong link with the global CropLife network (www.croplife.org).
Values & Beliefs
Strategic priorities
Vision
MissionVision
To ensure crop protection products and their suppliers are recognized for their long-term and vital role in sustainable agriculture and food safety.
Values & Beliefs
We Believe in Unity
-We are united by a passion to improve agriculture through engagement and partnerships.
As a leading agricultural authority and educator, -we help to unify and connect stakeholders of the plant science industry.
STRATEGICS PRIORITIES
CropLife Africa Middle East represents the innovators, developers, manufacturers, formulators and registrants of crop protection and ag-biotechnology products. CropLife Africa Middle East aims to be a valued contributor to our members’ operations.
Mission
CropLife Africa Middle East and its regional network are the voice and leading advocates for the plant science industry - We work together in the region to help make the most of plant science’s great potential to improve sustainable agriculture.
CropLife Africa Middle East position on the EU Green Deal
African green transition in agriculture
Op-Ed: Africa Middle East Must Act Now to Make Agri-Food Systems More Resilient
Sustainable technologies in agriculture will be key to EU Africa partnership
Only Innovation Can Help Africa Align its Food, Climate and Environment Needs
Investing in the next generation of farmers for resilient and sustainable agri-food systems
EURACTIV Virtual Conference
CropLife Africa Middle East Position and Recommendations on the Africa-EU Partnership related to agriculture
Container Management
Team Activities
Morocoo Train of trainers session on the responsible use of pesticides
Capacity Enhancement for pesticide dealers and applicators in Cote d’Ivoire
CropLife AME calls for functioning Agro Input Markets despite lockdown measures related to the COVID-19 Crisis
Spray Service Providers (SSPs) in action in Ghana
CropLife Ethiopia Ramp up SSP Training Activities
CropLife Cote d’Ivoire Meets with the Director of Plant Protection Directorate
ECOWAS Regional Agri-inputs Strategy
Emergency Registration of Pesticides
AFYA II – Preoperational Meeting – Operation Against Illicit Goods and Pharmaceutical Crime, Harare, Zimbabwe, February 26 – 27
Locust Outbreak in Eastern Africa
EPA Regulatory Review: Glyphosate Has No Human Health Risks
