MOFA and NEIP to execute youth in agriculture under Ghana CARES programme

Published 2021년 11월 9일

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The Ministry of Food and Agriculture (MOFA) in Ghana is collaborating with the National Entrepreneurship Innovation Programme (NEIP) to execute the youth in Agriculture module under the Ghana CARES Programme. This initiative, aimed at revitalizing and transforming Ghana's economy, allocates GH¢100 billion over three years, focusing on commercial farming, attracting educated youth to agriculture, and other sectors. The collaboration will cover various farming sectors such as poultry, rice, soya bean, and vegetable farming, with NEIP providing training, financial support, and other services to agencies executing the CARES programme for the youth.
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The Ministry of Food and Agriculture (MOFA) and the National Entrepreneurship Innovation Programme (NEIP) are exploring ways to collaborate to execute youth in Agriculture module under the Ghana CARES Programme. The Ghana CARES (Obaatan pa) programme is an unprecedented, bold and audacious GH¢100 billion post-COVID programme to stabilize, revitalize and transform Ghana’s economy to create jobs and prosperity for Ghanaians over a three-year period. It is sequenced in two phases: a Stabilization Phase that is running from July to the end of the year (2020); and a medium-term Revitalization Phase from 2021-2023. The second phase aims at revitalizing and transforming the economy from 2021-2023 will focus on supporting commercial farming and attracting educated youth into agriculture, building Ghana’s light manufacturing sector, developing engineering/machine tools and ICT/digital economy, developing Ghana’s housing and construction industry, reviewing and optimizing the ...
Source: Ghanaweb

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