Rwanda, EU Sign Rwf67bn Deal On Climate-Resilient Agriculture
The five-year programme includes €36 million in budget support and €4 million for technical assistance to expand irrigation and climate-smart farming.
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Rwanda, EU Sign Rwf67bn Deal On Climate-Resilient Agriculture
Rwanda and the European Union (EU) have signed a €40 million (approximately Rwf67 billion) financing agreement to support the transformation of the country's agriculture into a modern and climate-resilient sector.
Rwanda, EU sign deal to boost climate-smart agriculture transformation
KIGALI, Aug. 4 (Xinhua) -- Rwanda and the European Union on Tuesday signed a financing agreement for 40 million euros (about 67 billion Rwandan francs) to support Rwanda's efforts to transform the agriculture sector into a modern, inclusive, and climate-resilient sector.
Reports: The Government of Rwanda and the European Union (EU) have signed a €40 million grant agreement that will help Rwanda develop sustainable, resilient and climate-friendly agriculture. This grant will be used specifically for programs to increase investment in agriculture, expand irrigation, manage land and protect the environment in order to increase production.
Rwanda and the European Union (EU) have signed a €40 million (Rwf67 billion) grant agreement to accelerate the reform and increase the resilience of the agricultural sector. The agreement was signed through the ‘HANGARIBIHE’ programme, which will support sustainable agriculture, good land management, improved irrigation and resilience to climate change, with a view to promoting sustainable and inclusive development. Hangaribihe is a four-year pr…
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