Tanzania: Government, stakeholders to promote agriculture value chain

Published 2021년 9월 10일

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The government of Tanzania is working in collaboration with Farm Africa and other stakeholders to enhance the agriculture value chain, with a focus on benefiting entrepreneurs and improving the economy. The Ministry of Agriculture is encouraging smallholders to add value to their produce to secure markets, and has a specialized department for marketing agricultural products. Farm Africa is implementing a project to provide business development services and technical assistance to emerging horticultural enterprises in Tanzania, funded by the Norway Development Aid Agency (NORAD) until December 2021. The project has supported 30 horticultural processors, aiming to minimize post-harvest losses and create employment opportunities. The initiative has been successful in providing markets and offering employment to women and youth in Kisarawe, as reported by a local woman and the Director of SECH Food Product.
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THE government has reiterated its commitment to collaborate with Farm Africa and other stakeholders to promote agriculture value chain to benefit entrepreneurs and the whole economy. Ministry of Agriculture’s Acting Director for Policy and Planning, Mr Timoth Semuguruka, made the remarks yesterday at a forum on market opportunities for horticultural products and produce. "We congratulate Farm Africa who has been providing different knowledge on production, value addition and marketing to smallholder producers, their role is enormous and the government recognises their contribution," he said. He said government was emphasizing smallholders to add value in order to get markets and that the ministry has specialised department for marketing of agricultural products. He further insisted that in the country there was no food problem but there is a marketing problem. He also clarified that the aim of doing so was to facilitate better pricing of crops and urged farmers to continue ...
Source: Dailynews

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