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CSIR-SARI and AATF train SMEs on biofortified maize value chain

Dr Isaac Kodzo Amegbor, Research Scientist at CSIR-SARI and Project Coordinator, said the training formed part of a broader initiative to ensure that actors across the maize value chain acquired the knowledge needed to effectively handle and commercialise improved maize technologies.
The training formed part of activities under the Technologies for African Agricultural Transformation (TAAT) II Maize Compact Project, aimed at equipping SMEs with practical knowledge and skills to improve their businesses, strengthen market linkages and enhance access to finance.
She said although the project had traditionally focused on maize production, the training sought to address gaps further along the value chain by strengthening the capacity of agro-dealers, processors and grain aggregators.
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