Practical training unlocks Kenyan youth’s agribusiness potential (Farmers Review Africa)
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According to a new study released by the FAO Investment Centre and the International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI), there is growing evidence that when you invest in farmers, especially the youth in farming, their capacity and motivation to produce food profitably and sustainably increases, writes Farmers Review Africa in a piece on capacity strengthening. The hands-on approach is increasingly unlocking agribusiness potential for many.
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