FARMERS’ ORGANIZATION MAPPING In Six States of Nigeria
In implementing the IFAD-FGN Agricultural Value Chain Development Programme, an identified entry point is the organized farmers’ groups in the… more
Read MorePUBLIC-PRIVATE SECTOR STRAGETIC CONSULTATION ON THE AGRICULTURE SECTOR IN NIGERIA
Nigeria has recognized that improving the agricultural sector’s performance is vital to growth and poverty reduction through its direct impact… more
Read MorePOLICY DIALOGUE ON KEY THEMATIC ISSUES ON AGRICULTURE
Small Scale Farmers (SSFs) in Nigeria make up the greater number of the country’s workforce population and produce over 80%… more
Read MoreCONSULTATIVE MEETING FOR FARMERS TO DOCUMENT AND VALIDATE CHALLENGES, NEEDS AND PRIORITIES.
Small Scale Farmers (SSFs) in Nigeria make up the greater number of the country’s workforce population and produce over 80%… more
Read MoreNANTS Aquaculture Project
NANTS implemented the pilot phase of the USAID MARKETS II Aquaculture Value chain Project. The main deliverable of this project… more
Read MoreNon-State Actors and Media Orientation Workshop On Policy Instruments
Comprehensive African Agricultural Development Progamme (CAADP) aims to stimulate and facilitate increased agricultural performance through improvements in policy and institutional… more
Read MoreProgram on Advocacy Policy Dialogue on Standard Weights and Measures along Rice and Cassava Value Chain in Ogun, Anambra and Ebonyi States
The Value Chain Development Program (VCDP) recognizes the need to adopt the use of quality norms, grades and standards in… more
Read MorePUBLIC-PRIVATE SECTOR STRATEGIC CONSULTATION ON THE AGRICULTURE SECTOR IN NIGERIA
Nigeria has recognized that improving the agricultural sector’s performance is vital to growth and poverty reduction through its direct impact… more
Read MoreINTERACTIVE SESSION/BRIEFING ON PARLIAMENTARY COOPERATION ON ECOWAS TRADE AND INVESTMENT AGREEMENTS
On the 28th day of May 1975, the then leaders of the various West African countries consummated the philosophy of… more
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