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Namibia

With more justly distributed agricultural land, more targeted irrigation and more added value in fish and meat production, Namibia could make better use of its agricultural potential.

Mauritania

Through sustainable and careful management of its scarce fertile land, Mauritania could reduce its dependence on imports and produce more basic foodstuffs itself.

Madagascar

Sierra Leone is a fertile land rich in mineral resources. Tourism is growing thanks to domestic and international investment.

Cambodia

Cambodia's economic growth has picked up strongly in recent years. But agriculture remains an area of concern.

Yemen

As a result of the war, the humanitarian situation in Yemen is devastating: according to current estimates, around 17 million people are dependent on emergency food supplies.

Located on the extreme west of Africa, Senegal has a long democratic tradition and is politically stable. Since the country's independence in 1960 it has enjoyed uninterrupted civilian rule and has a constitution enshrining the rule of law.

Uzbekistan

Uzbekistan's economy has seen positive development in the past few years. Gold, cotton and natural gas are the country's key export products. However, only a small proportion of the population is actually benefiting from the economic upturn. Rural dwellers in particular are badly affected by poverty, unemployment and inadequate medical care.

Viet Nam

Viet Nam has an ambitious goal: it intends to attain the status of an industrialised country by 2020. By pursuing a policy of gradual renewal ("Doi Moi"), the socialist republic has already achieved remarkable economic results over the last 25 years.

Laos

Economically, Laos has become more open since the mid-1980s and has introduced market elements.
Reforms are needed, in particular, in the areas of sustainability, democracy and the rule of law, and transparency.

Mozambique

Germany and Mozambique have been cooperating since 1977 in the field of development. Cooperation is focused on the goals set out in the Marshall Plan with Africa and the African Union's Agenda 2063.

Peru

Germany and Peru have a long, shared history of development cooperation. Peru has traditionally been a focus of German development cooperation in Latin America.

Morocco

Morocco is an important link between Europe and Africa – politically, culturally and economically.

Niger

The Niger is one of the poorest countries in the world. The current United Nations Human Development Index (HDI) puts it last out of the 189 countries listed.

Ghana

Wirtschaftskrise, Terrorattacken und Korruption wirken sich auf die Nahrungsmittelversorgung Nigerias aus. Das Land muss stärker als bisher auf die eigene Produktion setzen.

Uganda

The Ugandan economy is impressive. But high population growth and the effects of climate change have made the country one of the poorest in the world.

Côte d'Ivoire

Jahrzehntelang war die Elfenbeinküste die Wirtschaftsmacht Westafrikas. Doch ein Bürgerkrieg bremste die Entwicklung. Langsam stabilisiert sich die Lage wieder, die Elfenbeinküste ist derzeit einer der viel versprechenden Wachstumsmärkte Afrikas.

Kenya

Kenya's agriculture is growing dynamically - but the enormous potential is far from exhausted.

Ethiopia

Recurrent droughts make millions of Ethiopians dependent on food aid. But the country has the potential and the will to take care of itself.

India

India is on its way to industrialization, but hunger and poverty are widespread. In order to feed its growing population, the subcontinent has to promote agriculture sustainably.

Benin

Low yields, low income - Benin's small-scale farmers often cannot live from their jobs. More and more people are trying their luck in the city. Agriculture has potential.

Malawi

Corn is the most important food - but people need more than carbohydrates.

Tunisia

Democratization is an opportunity for this North African Mediterranean state to better exploit its agricultural potential.

Togo

Togo is trying to increase its agricultural production. The country is creating more jobs in other economic sectors in an effort to fight poverty.

Mali

Mali could substantially increase its food production, but low investments, climate change and political tensions are keeping the country from doing so.

Burkina Faso

With better cultivation methods, Burkina Faso can achieve more yields that will stop malnutrition and become more resistant to climate change.

Cameroon

Cameroon is in the economic boom. Yet its agriculture is currently not producing enough to prevent nutritional crises.

Tanzania

Despite great progress, Tanzania's economy cannot keep pace with the fast-growing population. Poverty and Malnutrition remain a problem.

Nigeria

Economic crisis, terrorist attacks and corruption have impact Nigeria's food supply. The country must focus more than ever on its own production.

Zambia

With more diversity in the fields and cooking pots, Zambia can counteract food shortages and malnutrition.