George Madoda

George Madoda

Organization Aid for trade logistics
Organization type Civil Society Organization/NGO
Organization role
Policy Analyst
Country George Madoda
Area of Expertise
international trade, farmers technical support, trade facilitation, export trade of crop
Mr. George Madoda is a trilingual (English, French, Kiswahili) communicator with 10 years of experience in International Trade and Development, corporate strategy, and strategic partnerships in the public, private & NGO sectors which spans key markets in Africa. Throughout, George is doing research to identify type of Aid for trade that East African countries need at village, District and country level, the result and recommendation help East African countries understand where aid for trade is needed and type of aid for trade is needed. George provides service for the inception phase of Aid for trade logistics by developing business service plan; analyses east African countries trade performance, volunteer’s recruitment and project financing solutions of Aid for trade. George Madoda is a Tanzanian by nationality born in June 26, 1974; he is based in Arusha, Tanzania and travels frequently to collect data and information on the current research for Aid for trade.

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Forum E-consultation on ethical, legal and policy aspects of data sharing affecting farmers

Day 1: Major challenges from a policy legal and ethical perspective, preventing smallholder farmers benefiting from data sharing

Submitted by George Madoda on Wed, 06/06/2018 - 22:24

About 80 percent of African countries governance have not been able to provide infrastructures for data storage as farmers information corner, resources such as personnel that collect data and inform their governments are not available for it due to budget constrain for the past 30 years, the ICT policy exist but do not accommodate and linked to farmers, mobile network are trying their best without government support on data for information, for price awareness and for crop production improvement. This is crucial and has decreased severely the power of African countries to feed other continents. Small holders are ready to work on any available information that can lead them to more production and benefiting from accessing markets where possible.

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