Zimbabwe: Funding challenges cripple the Pfumudza scheme

게시됨 2024년 10월 30일

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The Agriculture ministry in Zimbabwe has revealed that the government owes over US$300 million to suppliers for the Pfumvudza/Intwasa agricultural scheme, which was introduced to boost yields for communal and smallholder farmers. This financial challenge has caused delays in the distribution of farming inputs for the 2024/25 season and puts the program's viability at risk. The scheme was responsible for 41% of the total maize production in the 2020/21 season. The ongoing financial challenges are expected to impact early planning and the distribution of fertilizers for the upcoming season.
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Source: Funding challenges cripple Pfumvudza scheme -Newsday Zimbabwe GOVERNMENT owes suppliers over US$300 million for deliveries made under the Pfumvudza/Intwasa agricultural scheme since 2020, putting the viability of the programme under threat, Agriculture ministry secretary Obert Jiri has revealed. Jiri said this while appearing before the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Agriculture on the farm inputs distribution programme ahead of the 2024/25 farming season. “We are getting there, but we are not yet fully ready as usual, which is not what we want,” he said. “The main challenge of the Pfumvudza scheme is financing. Our contractors whom we have Valley Seeds, Home Fertiliser, Cotton Seeds, ZFC, Windmill are owed in excess of more than US$300 million, for the 2020 season to date. “We owe them quite a lot and this is what delays the movement. If we don’t pay them, they face challenges in moving inputs.” The government introduced the programme a few years ago to boost ...

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