TOURISM
Potential for investment exists in the development of tourism. Agulu Lake in  Agulu, Amamputu Lake in Uli, the Ogbunike Cave in Ogbunike, the Ogba Cave in Ajalli and the Rojenny Tourist Centre in Oba are only some of the tourism potentials of the State. Potentially rich investment harvest also abounds in the Art Gallery of Nimo in Njikoka Local Government Area, the Amawbia Shrine and the Iimo Awka in Awka Local Government Area. There is the Obu Ofor Nri at Igwe Osita Agwuna’s palace Enugu-Ugwu. The Odinani Museum in Nri in Anaocha Local government area was jointly established by the community and the Department of African Studies. University of Ibadan, while the Igbo Ukwu Museum was established by the Anambra State Government. The museums serve as repository of archaeological findings and which date back to the history of the towns. There are other cultural landmarks among the towns in Orumba North and South Local Government Area.

AGRICULTURE
Anambra State has a total of about 4,415.54 square kms of landmass. Roughly 70 percent of the land is rich for agricultural production in which virtually every tropical crop can thrive. Because of this enormous potential in terms of land suitability, about 75 percent of the population are engaged in profitable agriculture, engaging themselves in the production of food crops, tree crops, livestock and fisheries.

The various administrations realize the immense importance of agriculture as the major source of employment in the State, particularly in the rural areas where the economy is still at the subsistence level. The state is a repository of agricultural potential because of its land texture and congenial climate.
The predominantly agricultural areas are Anambra East and West, Aguata,Awka North, Ayamelum, Oyi, Ogbaru, Orumba North and South Local Government Areas, while the various sub sectors of agriculture like crops, livestock, fisheries and forestry are areas of agricultural potentials. Cognizance of the invaluable contribution of agriculture towards national economy, the State Government and the World Bank offer assistance and guidance to prospective investors in agriculture  through various forms of programmes/projects. These agricultural incentives include:

1. Agricultural support services
2. Agricultural extension services
3. Agricultural financing, credit and insurance scheme
4. Agricultural mechanization.