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Careers Over 130 Employees Spread Across 11 Countries explore TMA jobs Search for Open Roles & Opportunities Select Department/RolesAllCEO’s OfficeCorporate ServicesCountry ProgrammesRegional ProgrammesTransport Select CountryAllBurundiDjiboutiDR CongoEACEthiopiaGhanaKenyaMalawiMalawiMozambiqueRwandaSomalilandSouth SudanTanzaniaUgandaZambia Explore TradeMarkAfrica Jobs For inquiries please, write to info@trademarkafrica.com Procurement Officer, Ghana Deadline: 10 December 2024 The job holder is responsible for ensuring that all responsibility centres (West [...]
National Oversight Committees setREVStartSize({c: 'rev_slider_6_1',rl:[1240,1024,768,576],el:[534,534,500,400],gw:[1240,1024,778,480],gh:[535,535,500,400],type:'hero',justify:'',layout:'fullwidth',mh:"0"}); About us National Oversight Committees (NOCs) National Oversight Committees (NOCs) have been established in each of TMA’s country of operation in order to assure ownership and oversight at a national level. A Programme Coordinating Committee (PCC) has also been established with a similar purpose for EAC and regional programmes. These [...]
project briefRwanda Electronic Single Window (ReSW) Why this project?The Rwanda Electronic Single Window (ReSW), which was effectively launched in 2012, represents a major initiative to facilitate trade, enhance international competitiveness, and promote development and regional integration, with the ultimate aim of reducing poverty. TMA provided $3.3 million for the first phase of this project from [...]
Overview Strategy 2 Results Framework Projects Evaluated Projects Impact Stories Impact Stories Contact brief Tanzania Country Context & Overview. TradeMark Africa (TMA) commissioned MarketShare Associates (MSA) to conduct a formative evaluation of the Tanzania Country Programme (TCP).  TMA has been working with the Tanzanian government since mid-2010. The programme consists of a portfolio of 22 projects worth USD $93 [...]
Diagram: Enhanced Trade Environment logic and budget allocations TradeMark Africa (TMA) believes that trade policies and their implementation can contribute to enhancing the environment for trade within East Africa. In particular, the implementation of the East African Community regional trade agreements will contribute to increasing the region’s competitiveness by increasing the size of the market […]
Why this project? What How Contact Desired Results Project Insights Impact stories project briefForum for Strengthening Civil Society-Phase II ImplementorForum for the Reinforcement of the Civil Society (FORSC) Target GroupTraders in Burundi Project ValueUS$128,000 Implementation Period2014 - 2016 Download Project PDF Why this project?Burundi being seen as the weakest link of the group of the [...]
The flower industry has a significant impact on Kenya’s earnings as the country is the fourth largest flower exporter in the World. iCMs will reduce costs of doing business for importers and exporters, such as those of flowers, resulting from faster and efficient clearance of cargo at the ports of entry and exit setREVStartSize({c: 'rev_slider_65_2',rl:[1240,1024,768,576],el:[643,643,500,400],gw:[1240,1024,778,480],gh:[643,643,500,400],type:'hero',justify:'',layout:'fullwidth',mh:"0"}); [...]
East African National Ministries. In each of the partner states. the Ministries of East African Cooperation (MEAC) typically coordinates regional integration policy making and implementation. TradeMark Africa focuses technical assistance with EAC ministries.In each member state to improve their leadership and coordination of regional integration. East African Community Secretariat and Institutions. TradeMark Africa supports regular [...]
This report summarizes the findings and provides insights for communication planning to address identified gaps in information and benchmark awareness levels to measure success and impact of future communication programmes implemented by the various ministries of East African community and private sector and civil society.
The goal of TradeMark Africa’s gender policy is to ensure that men and women, boys and girls equally benefit from its interventions designed to promote East African integration. The policy builds upon the EAC Treaty’s recognition that “gender equality… is a fundamental principles that shall govern the achievement of the objectives of the Community by […]
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