Mastering the World's Supply Chains
From port operations to last-mile delivery — ATLA builds the logistics professionals East Africa needs.
East Africa's Premier Professional Development Institution
For over 15 years, Adree Transport & Logistics Academy has been developing the professional workforce that East Africa's logistics, transport, and industrial sectors depend on.
Four Disciplines. One Platform.
Knowledge That Drives the Sector
Applied studies, policy papers, and sector reports informing logistics and industrial decision-making across East Africa.
All Publications
East African Logistics Infrastructure: Strategic Gaps & Opportunities
A comprehensive assessment of road, rail, and port connectivity across East Africa, identifying critical investment gaps and strategic priorities for the region's supply chain competitiveness. The study draws on field surveys, stakeholder interviews, and secondary data from seven East African nations.
Read PublicationWarehouse Automation in Sub-Saharan Africa: A Readiness Assessment
Examines the structural, technical, and organisational barriers to warehouse automation adoption in Uganda, Kenya, and Tanzania, with policy recommendations for technology-led productivity growth.
Read PublicationThe CILT Skills Gap Report: East Africa 2024
A regional workforce study quantifying the professional skills deficit in logistics and supply chain roles across East Africa, with recommended curriculum and institutional response strategies.
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What Graduates Say
"The WMCPC programme transformed how I approach warehouse operations. Rigorous, practical, and directly applicable to East Africa's real logistics challenges."
"ATLA gave me the professional credibility to advance to a senior supply chain role. World-class curriculum delivered in an African context — exactly what this region needs."
"The research publications are genuinely valuable for infrastructure policy planning. ATLA is building the institutional knowledge base that East Africa's logistics sector needs."
