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CRS and Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs launch AGILE project

Summary by The Business & Financial Times
Catholic Relief Services (CRS), with funding from the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, has officially launched the Agricultural Growth and Improvement for Livelihood Enhancement (AGILE) project. The three-year initiative launched in Tamale, capital of the Northern Region, aims to boost crop yields, increase household incomes and strengthen the resilience of smallholder farming families in the Savelugu municipality and Kumbungu district of …
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CRS and Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs launch AGILE project

Catholic Relief Services (CRS), with funding from the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, has officially launched the Agricultural Growth and Improvement for Livelihood Enhancement (AGILE) project. The three-year initiative launched in Tamale, capital of the Northern Region, aims to boost crop yields, increase household incomes and strengthen the resilience of smallholder farming families in the Savelugu municipality and Kumbungu district of …

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