Africa Works! 2024 Green industrialisation: Made in Africa!
The African continent is showing strong economic growth. But where is the 'Made in Africa' label? The sixth edition of NABC's Africa Works conference! is about Africa's green industrialisation.
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KIT (Royal Tropical Institute), Amsterdam
Africa Works! Is organised by the Netherlands-African Business Council (NABC) and has since grown into the largest Africa-focused business conference in the Benelux. Therefore it is the place for the Netherlands and Africa to meet. Delegations from various African countries are expected again this edition.
Made in Africa
Africa's Green Industrialisation (Made in Africa) is the theme of the conference. An important topic on which TNO experts will showcase its innovations and technologies.
Biomass conversion partnership
Together with our Rwandese partner we will present how we work together in biomass conversion with the latest technology and knowledge. Meet TNO experts and join our session.
Africa Works! takes place on April 23 at the KIT (Royal Tropical Institute) in Amsterdam. We would like to meet you and discuss this with you during this conference. Sign up via the Africa Works! website. See you there.
Contact our expert Peter Paul van 't Veen if you would like to meet him.
Contact us
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Peter Paul van 't Veen
Functie:Director Netherlands Materials ObservatoryPeter Paul has 30 years experience of developing and managing innovations, for example in high-tech, the processing industry, construction, and the maritime industry. He now makes use of this experience in TNO innovation projects in low and middle-income countries.
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Standplaats:Delft - Molengraaffsingel
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Email:Email Peter Paul
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LinkedIn:Peter Paul on LinkedIn
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