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Eudafano

Eudafano Women’s Cooperative is a cooperative made up of more than 2500 rural women in Northern Namibia. Our name, Eudafano, is the Oshikwanyama word for ‘agreement’, symbolising our unity of purpose. The cooperative (EWC) was established in 1999 with the aim to promote the economic and social interests of its member group women by providing [….]

Africa Bio-trade Festival in Sandton

Nanci members took part in the 2023 Africa Bio-trade festival. This served as a means to highlight NANCi’s role in the promotion and development of the Namibian Cosmetics Industry. The festival spotlighted products made by Namibian cosmetics manufacturers and provided a great networking platform. The event was a multi-stakeholder platform to open action orientated solutions [….]

Vivaness 2020 Media Release

20 February 2020 MEDIA RELEASE The Namibia Network of the Cosmetics Industry (NANCi) with the support of the joint project between the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH (GIZ) “Promotion of Business Advisory and Economic Transformation Services (ProBATS) and the Ministry of Industrialisation, Trade and SME Development (MITSMED) sent a delegation of 10 SMEs to [….]

Namibian Cosmetics at the EMEA Import & Export 2019 Trade Fair for Consumer Products

The Namibian Network of Cosmetics Industry (NANCi), proudly sponsored by GIZ under the ProBats project, sent 11 companies to the Europe, Middle East & African (EMEA) Trade Fair, taking place in Berlin, Germany. The EMEA Import & Export 2019 is the first trade fair specialized in Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) region, providing a [….]

Cosmetics made in Namibia at the Intra African Trade Fair in Egypt, Cairo.

The Namibian Cosmetics sector will be represented through a Namibian Network of the Cosmetics Industry (NANCi) stand at the Inaugural Inter-African Trade Fair (IATF) in Cairo, Egypt, taking place on 11-17 December 2018. NANCi, proudly sponsored by GIZ, will be taking 15 local cosmetics companies to showcase their products there, thus creating market access and [….]

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