Enabling the Business of Agriculture in Support of the GFSS

A woman harvesting greenhouse tomatoes — A Tanzanian farmer harvests tomatoes from a greenhouse supported by USAID’s Tanzania Agriculture Productivity Program. Photo: Fintrac Inc.

Welcome to the Enabling the Business of Agriculture (EBA) Online Learning Module Series. The series includes the EBA Overview Module, EBA Trade Module, and EBA Finance Module. Through each self-paced module, USAID staff and development practitioners will gain knowledge about the World Bank’s EBA Index as well as specific analytical strategies to use EBA data in programming to support the U.S. Government's Global Food Security Strategy. The Feed the Future Enabling Environment for Food Security project developed this content with funding from the USAID Bureau for Food Security Office of Market and Partnership Innovations.

EBA Training Modules

Click on each module link below to access trainings packaged into three to four short sessions in video format. Five quiz questions at the end of each session test and reinforce learning on key points.

EBA Overview Module

The Enabling the Business of Agriculture (EBA) Overview Online Module focuses on EBA’s relevance and utility for USAID Mission programming. The module raises awareness and educates the audience on the EBA methodology and findings from EBA scores as well as EBA’s applicability to the U.S. Global Food Security Strategy and Feed the Future.

EBA Overview Module

EBA Trade Module

The Enabling the Business of Agriculture (EBA) Trade Online Module focuses on raising awareness of EBA’s relevance and utility for USAID Mission programming, exploring indicators within EBA that are relevant to trade and highlighting several other complementary data sources.

EBA Trade Module

EBA Finance Module

The Enabling the Business of Agriculture (EBA) Finance Online Module focuses on raising awareness of EBA’s relevance and utility for USAID Mission programming, exploring EBA indicators relevant to finance and highlighting several other complementary data sources.

EBA Finance Module