We supported @AIFRwanda to scale the cob model, a solution to reduce #aflatoxin and increase the volume of maize sourced domestically. AIF sources 90% of Season A maize on cob and is building the capacity of offtakers to adopt the cob model. @RAB@RwandaInUK@PalladiumImpact
Jean Baptiste Musabyimana, MD of #Abusol and Kavutse Francis, MD of #MaggotFarm shared their great achievements to date and hopes for the future, encouraging investors to contribute to the growth of this novel and promising sector. #insects#animalfeed@UKinRwanda
#Commercial#Agents are incentivised to provide services to #farmers, who become more competitive and benefit from increased incomes. Companies generate higher revenue - the median #ROI for companies adopting the CA model in Uganda, under NU-TEC MD is £2.56.
Introducing the #Commercial#Agent Model for improving #agribusinesses capacity to aggregate commodities, and a #blueprint that can assist crowding-in. Thank you to CEO NAEB @_claudebizimana, companies and development partners who attended and shared valuable insights.
Prof. @BayisengeJn: The battle against inadequate childcare and child maltreatment is multisectoral and measures to be adopted to solve child rights- based and child development problems are beyond one sector, it requires joint efforts and collaboration of various sectors.
Today, @rwandastandards, IMSAR(supported by FCDO) & @icipe started the weeklong discussion on developing standards for the insect-based protein industry. The standards will foster the growth of the insect feed sector, leading to affordable feeds for poor Rwandan livestock farmers
The International Monetary Fund has confirmed that Rwanda’s economy is projected to grow by 5.1% in 2021 following a contraction of 3.4% in 2020.
https://t.co/Ahd6bFq0CF
Last week, IMSAR along with @FCDOGovUK went to see the innovative village agent sourcing model under the partnership with Sarura in the Eastern province of Rwanda. The model shows much promise with both agents and SHFs benefitting through better market access and reliability.
This week, IMSAR and its mushroom sector partner, DEYI Ltd, met with @actionaidrwanda to find ways to collaborate to improve the lives of potentially 60,000 women in Rwanda.
DEYI Ltd is involved in oyster mushroom production and provides spawns, tubes, and trainings to farmers.
Following the launch of agri-finance products in April, @RwEquityBank has signed a partnership agreement with @UmujyojyoPlc, a local youth agribusiness company, to grow the Rwandan agri-finance space through focused financing and advisory services.
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Equity Bank Rwanda PLC and Umujyojyo Investment Group Plc (UIG Plc) have signed an agreement to boost financing for the agriculture sector.
The agreement will focus on business and investment as well as networking and visibility cooperation.
https://t.co/Mh7P9EaKQE
Earlier today, IMSAR met with Bridge To Rise Rwanda, the first local company offering agricultural certification services to exporters.
The company was born out of our @Control__Union intervention that aims to train local auditors on certain international certifications.
Engaging meeting with @dkaramuzi and @OroraWihaze team on potential synergies and collaborations with IMSAR in the poultry and piggery sectors. Looking forward to creating these sustainable linkages with future agribusiness partners.