PARTNERS

FOSTERING STRONG PARTNERSHIPS

partnerships

BGiL Lab is relentless in forging solid partnerships with global leaders in clinical services and health care products. Quite often when Western investors arrive in Africa for the very first time, they are quick to notice that their prior experience is of very limited use. As a result the expectation of many has been cut short. Some investors see the continent's uncertainty as opportunity. It is fair to say that although unreliable infrastructure plagues conventional kinds of companies, it opens the door to novel and innovative business models. Building a wide array of relationships with capable local players is the key and BGiL Lab is conversant with the convoluted processes that obtain in most African countries. BGiL Lab welcomes the opportunity for partnerships with entities vying to get a foothold in terrain unknown to many outsiders.

At BGiLAB we are dedicated to giving quality service with unrelenting attention to excellence, safety and commitment to assure the very best outcome for those we serve. With governments across Africa working to improve the business climate, there has never been a better time to partner with BGiL Lab. By forging and nurturung the right partnerships, companies will not only grow their own balance sheets but help create jobs, support local businesses and strengthen local communities across the continent.

Investing in Africa

The timing for private sector investment in Africa has never been better, with so many Sub-Saharan African countries recording an unbroken pattern of economic growth in the past several years. The health sector in Africa faces some real challenges, some of which are: Poor infrastructure, an acute shortage of healthcare workers and substandard quality. These challenges coupled with lack of public sector spending on health have ironically set the stage and created favorable conditions for a robust private sector involvement in healthcare.


KEY BARRIERS FACING INVESTORS IN THE HEALTH SECTOR

  • Sanctity of contracts including permits and licenses.
  • Fragmented nature of the sector
  • Lack of transparency
  • Ethical concerns – Uneven ethical standards
  • Limited business and financial management capacity
  • Access to and visibility of local credible local suppliers and partners.

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