This article looks at how U.S. tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China could affect MSMEs in Africa. By examining the global ripple effects of trade policies, we touch both on the challenges posed by increased costs and supply chain disruption and the potential opportunities that could arise from trade diversion and market reorientation. 

Beyond just providing jobs, inclusive employment creates a respectful environment where diverse skills, perspectives, and problem-solving abilities foster workplace innovation.

‘Mission 300’ is an ambitious initiative by the World Bank in partnership with the African Development Bank (AfDB) that seeks to connect 300 million people to electricity in sub-Saharan Africa by 2030.

Africa’s trade relies heavily on raw material exports, enhancing African SMEs’ capabilities can significantly boost international trade participation and economic growth.

Achieving food security requires a multifaceted approach, and Micro and Small Enterprises can play a crucial role in strengthening food systems.

The Plastic Credit Model operates on a simple yet powerful premise. Businesses earn plastic credits by implementing measures that reduce their plastic footprint, such as utilizing eco-friendly packaging, promoting reusable products, or supporting recycling initiatives.

Sustainable finance matters for SMEs because it can enable them to produce green products and services, adopt green business models, and improve their environmental performance.

Collective impact, a paradigm shift in the development landscape, recognizes that tackling the intricate challenges of our world requires more than top-down pronouncements and one-size-fits-all solutions.