Africa’s growing food sector has an opportunity to create jobs, strengthen rural economies and improve food supplies if more financing reaches smallholder farmers, women and young people, according to the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD).
Rwanda plans to raise food crop productivity by over 50%, combining irrigation, technology, improved inputs, finance and market access.
Digital technology, AI, drones and smart machinery are transforming farming in China’s Heilongjiang Province, boosting efficiency and modernizing agriculture.
President Paul Kagame has said Africa faces a major challenge in providing access to finance for people who need capital to start and grow businesses,
Rwanda is advancing biodiversity standards to help businesses manage nature-related risks, strengthen resilience and create new opportunities for investment and growth.
INADES-Formation Rwanda celebrates five decades of transforming farmers’ livelihoods, with 635,000 beneficiaries and growing ambitions to reach more communities.
INADES-Formation Rwanda promotes sustainable farming, empowers farmers with practical skills and advances locally driven solutions ahead of its 50th Golden Jubilee.
Nyagatare targets higher milk production as Mayor calls on Kigali-based farmers to invest more time in their farms.
This marks a historic milestone in Rwanda’s agricultural and livestock export performance and highlights the country’s efforts to strengthen the sector, build economic resilience and expand access to international markets.
Minister Bizimana Says Loss of Shared Values Has Contributed to Drug Abuse and Deadly Alcohol Consumption
