Former Ethiopia Prime Minister H.E. Hailemariam Desalegn Boshe to Chair TradeMark Africa’s Board

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TradeMark Africa announces multi-million-dollar plan to advance greener, more inclusive, and digital trade in Africa

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Ireland Commits €2.4 Million through TradeMark Africa to Enhance Trade and Economic Growth in Tanzania

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RWANDA AND TMA SET TO HOST TRADE DEVELOPMENT FORUM

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TPSF and TradeMark Africa Launch Private Sector Week to Shape Tanzania’s Vision 2050

TPSF and TradeMark Africa Launch Private Sector Week to Shape Tanzania’s Vision 2050

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Eastern and Southern Africa Convenes Public-Private Policy Dialogue and Grain Trade Forum in Tanzania

Eastern-Southern Africa Policy & Grain Trade Forum in Tanzania

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TradeMark Africa in numbers

Tonnes Cargo throughput at Mombasa Port
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Throuput at Mombasa Port

Improved efficiency at the Port of Mombasa has contributed to increased volumes of trade. Cargo throughput registered a steady annual compounded growth of 5.7% from 27 million MT in 2016, to 34 million MT in 2020. Container traffic compound growth of 5.6%, from 1,091,371 TEUs in 2016 to 1,359,579 TEUs in 2020. Source Northern Corridor Annual Report, 2021.

Cargo Clearance at Mombasa Port
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Transport Costs

In 2010, it took 11.2 days for cargo to clear at Mombasa Port. TradeMark Africa has contributed over US$88 million to support improvement of infrastructure, systems and processes at the port, thus contributing to a reduction of clearance time. Resultantly, Kenya Ports Authority reports that cargo clearance time reduced to 3.5 days in 2022 (Source-Kenya Ports Authority Statistics).

Clearance Time

A 2019 FCDO commissioned independent impact evaluation of TradeMark Africa interventions established that our work had contributed to annual cost savings of US$110 million, resulting in increased exports by US$549 million, and imports by US$145 million. Time savings led to an additional US$102 million in exports.

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TMEA in Numbers
Average reduction in time to cross select OSBPs
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OSBPS

Time to cross select One Stop Border Posts reduced by an average of 70%, leading to annual savings of US$62.8 million. TradeMark Africa has overseen construction, completion and operationalisation of 15 OSBPs to date. Supporting 10 additional ones as of 2022.

Swifts

TradeMark Africa has facilitated over 60 Digital portals (Single Window Information for Trade Systems) in trade agencies across Eastern Africa region. These have reduced the time to process trade documents from an average of 86 hours in 2012 to 10 hours in 2016 and cost per transaction from $58 to $8 in the same period.

Digital portals (Single Window Information for Trade Systems)
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Women cross-border traders reached
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Women in Trade

The women in trade programme has reached over 200,000 women cross border traders, set up information centres across 14 border crossing points across Eastern Africa, built capacity of 3500 women led SME’s to link them to markets.

Throuput at Mombasa Port
Tonnes Cargo throughput at Mombasa Port
0 Mio

Improved efficiency at the Port of Mombasa has contributed to increased volumes of trade. Cargo throughput registered a steady annual compounded growth of 5.7% from 27 million MT in 2016, to 34 million MT in 2020. Container traffic compound growth of 5.6%, from 1,091,371 TEUs in 2016 to 1,359,579 TEUs in 2020. Source Northern Corridor Annual Report, 2021.

Transport Costs
Cargo Clearance at Mombasa Port
0 Days

In 2010, it took 11.2 days for cargo to clear at Mombasa Port. TradeMark Africa has contributed over US$88 million to support improvement of infrastructure, systems and processes at the port, thus contributing to a reduction of clearance time. Resultantly, Kenya Ports Authority reports that cargo clearance time reduced to 3.5 days in 2022 (Source-Kenya Ports Authority Statistics).

Clearance Time
in increased exports
US$ 0 M

A 2019 FCDO commissioned independent impact evaluation of TradeMark Africa interventions established that our work had contributed to annual cost savings of US$110 million, resulting in increased exports by US$549 million, and imports by US$145 million. Time savings led to an additional US$102 million in exports.

OSBPS
Average reduction in time to cross select OSBPs
0 %

Time to cross select One Stop Border Posts reduced by an average of 70%, leading to annual savings of US$62.8 million. TradeMark Africa has overseen construction, completion and operationalisation of 15 OSBPs to date. Supporting 10 additional ones as of 2022.

Swifts
Digital portals (Single Window Information for Trade Systems)
> 0

TradeMark Africa has facilitated over 60 Digital portals (Single Window Information for Trade Systems) in trade agencies across Eastern Africa region. These have reduced the time to process trade documents from an average of 86 hours in 2012 to 10 hours in 2016 and cost per transaction from $58 to $8 in the same period.

Women in Trade
Women cross-border traders reached
> 0

The women in trade programme has reached over 200,000 women cross border traders, set up information centres across 14 border crossing points across Eastern Africa, built capacity of 3500 women led SME’s to link them to markets.

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