Agriculture is emerging as one of Botswana’s most investable sectors, with government and private stakeholders aligning to position it as a driver of economic diversification, food security, and export growth.
The government has formally identified agriculture as a priority sector in its diversification blueprint, alongside tourism, financial services, mining, and renewable energy. Agriculture’s dual role—ensuring national food security while creating export opportunities—underpins its renewed importance. Botswana currently spends billions on staple imports that, with targeted investment, could be produced domestically. At the same time, growing demand for beef, horticultural products, and processed foods presents new avenues for exporters.
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