The 4th International Conference on Business Models in Agriculture (IBMA 2026)
Sources of informationMarch 8-11, 2026 | In-person | Eastern Cape, South Africa |
The 4th IBMA Conference 2026 will gather researchers, agribusiness practitioners, and policymakers to examine innovative models that strengthen agricultural value chains and rural prosperity. The conference highlights Africa’s role in shaping globally relevant agri-enterprise innovation and building more competitive, inclusive, and resilient food systems. Sessions will explore business model transformation, digital and organizational innovations, and pathways for connecting African agricultural markets to global opportunities. The event provides a platform for cross-disciplinary exchange and collaboration among stakeholders seeking to advance agribusiness development and food security.
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March 8-11, 2026 | In-person | Eastern Cape, South Africa |Â The 4th IBMA Conference 2026 will gather researchers, agribusiness practitioners, and policymakers to examine innovative models that strengt
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