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Development of regional fertiliser value chain critical to achieving food security in Central Africa - EnviroNews - latest environment news, climate change, renewable energy

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Central Africa can put an end to a paradoxical situation where it depends on massive imports of food products to feed itself while it holds a unique potential for competitive agriculture capable of satisfying the needs of its population. Bags of fertiliser The growing food insecurity in the sub-region is due, among other things, to low agricultural productivity, the rise in fertiliser prices exacerbated by the twin shocks of the COVID-19 pandem…
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Development of regional fertiliser value chain critical to achieving food security in Central Africa - EnviroNews - latest environment news, climate change, renewable energy

Central Africa can put an end to a paradoxical situation where it depends on massive imports of food products to feed itself while it holds a unique potential for competitive agriculture capable of satisfying the needs of its population. Bags of fertiliser The growing food insecurity in the sub-region is due, among other things, to low agricultural productivity, the rise in fertiliser prices exacerbated by the twin shocks of the COVID-19 pandem…

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A regional value chain on fertilizer is critical to achieving food security in Central Africa | United Nations Economic Commission for Africa

Language English Yaounde, 19 December 2024 (ECA) - Central Africa can put an end to the paradoxical situation in which it depends on massive food imports to feed itself, even though it holds unique potential for competitive agriculture capable of meeting the needs of its population. Growing food insecurity in the sub-region is attributable, among other things, to low agricultural productivity, rising fertilizer prices exacerbated by the double …

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