Liberia: UNDP turns over to Ministry of Agriculture assorted supplies to boost the sector

Published Dec 16, 2021

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The Ministry of Agriculture in Liberia has received over US 200,000 dollars' worth of supplies, including power tillers, motorbikes, and Nerica seed rice, from the UNDP as part of a five-year project aimed at supporting farmers and extension services. This project, which targets vulnerable populations in seven counties, has already supported over 400 farmers and provided financial grants and training for over 50 business start-ups. The UNDP is working in collaboration with the Ministries of Commerce and Agriculture to strengthen business development services for MSMEs.
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The Ministry of Agriculture (MoA) has received over US 200,000 dollars' worth of assorted supplies of power tillers, motorbikes, and 14.3 metric tons of Nerica seed rice to support farmers & extension services. This support is part of a 5-year UNDP Liberia Livelihood and Employment Creation Project that seeks to engage the poor and vulnerable populations in socio-economic activities to improve income and livelihood. The project targets vulnerable populations in seven counties- Montserrado, Grand Cape Mount, Grand Bassa, Sinoe, Lofa, Nimba, and Grand Gedeh. "UNDP Liberia recognizes the importance of the agriculture sector for improving livelihoods & reducing poverty in Liberia," said Deputy Resident Representative for Operations Thanbani Mabodoko when officially turning over the supplies that will be used to help empower farmers. Mr. Thabani noted that the project has achieved satisfying results so far, including support to vulnerable populations, more than 400 farmers, financial ...
Source: All Africa

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