Cassava Cooperative Development

Start Year:
2015
End Year:
2017
Country:
Mozambique
Region:
Africa
Budget (€):
589,295
Sector:
Agriculture and Fishery
Type of Activity:
Financial Support and Investment
Other
CEDP Organisation:

Project Objectives

The goal of the project is to develop Mozambique’s cassava industry to meet the market demand. Its specific objective is support smallholder agriculture producers to constitute and operate cassava processing and marketing cooperatives in order to increase incomes and employment of rural families and communities.

Summary

The “Cassava Cooperative Development Project” aims to develop Mozambique’s cassava value chain to meet the market demand and improve smallholders’ livelihood. Its specific objective is to support smallholder agriculture producers to constitute and operate a cassava processing and marketing cooperative in order to increase incomes and employment of its members. It will be implemented by DGRV in partnership with an association of small farmers from Inhambane province.
Considering the high relevance of cassava in term of food security and its economic potential as a processed and packed product, the project will support the improvement of cultivation practices and the constitution of a processing/marketing cooperative in Inharrime district in order to increase the income and food security of 120 smallholders’ families (around 600 people).

The project is financed by the German Federal Ministry of Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ).
 

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