AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoAgriculture: Eight East African countries, including Burundi, adopted shared biopesticide approval rules that could speed farmers’ access to crop-protection products and help suppliers operate across borders. Fertilizer Market: PARCEM says new import conditions risk replacing an existing monopoly with a market controlled by a few operators, limiting competition. Small Traders: Kiosk demolitions at Ruyigi Market are threatening vendors’ incomes and ability to repay business loans, as traders say they were not given enough time to move. Power Investment: The government and Anzana’s Weza Power signed a reported US$1.4 billion public-private partnership to accelerate electrification. Dairy: WFP’s Project Amata is supporting smallholder farmers with equipment and training to grow milk production and local livelihoods.
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