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Why access to finance remains critical for women farmers
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Why access to finance remains critical for women farmers
Primitive Natete, a single mother from Kibungo Sector in Ngoma District in the Eastern Province, joined a savings and lending group in 2023, contributing Rwf200 per day. Today, she runs a small-scale poultry and maize farming business. She became pregnant while still at school and had to take on the responsibility of raising her child as a single mother. ALSO READ: Rwanda commended for advancing women's land rights “I received a loan of Rwf5,000…
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