One Acre Fund puts farmers at the centre of Rwanda’s next agriculture push
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- One Acre Fund is positioning farmers at the centre of Rwanda’s next agricultural expansion.
- Farmers have traditionally obtained improved seeds, fertilizer and credit from separate providers.
- The approach seeks to address the fragmented system facing farmers in Rwanda.
Farmers in Rwanda have long had to navigate a fragmented agricultural system. Improved seeds came from one source, fertilizer from another, and credit from a third.
One Acre Fund is now putting farmers at the centre of Rwanda’s next agriculture push, presenting a more integrated response to the challenges they face.
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