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Improving the resilience of Africa’s agriculture sector

Africa | Agriculture

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Despite being home to 60% of the world’s arable land, Africa has yet to unlock its full agricultural potential. The 2023 edition of the “Agriculture in Africa Focus Report”, produced in partnership with OCP Group, highlights how the continent is deploying various initiatives to increase productivity in the sector, empower local farmers, and ensure access to inputs, technology and capital through farm-tech projects.

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