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SAA implementing IMPACT Project in Ethiopia
March.23.2022
The Improving Market-led Production of selected Agricultural Commodities in Targeted Woredas of Amhara and Tigray (IMPACT) project is a three-year (2018-22) project funded by AGRA and implemented by SAA, Techno Serve and Farm Radio International.
The overall goal of the project is to contribute to improvement of income and food security of smallholder farmers and their families. It is designed to increase productivity and strengthen access to output markets of wheat, teff and maize. It aspires to increase structured market-oriented production of target commodities value-chains in 20 woredas and 160 kebeles of the two regions.
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SAA operations during COVID 19 in Amharic
February.13.2021
Coronavirus is continuing its spread across the world including in Africa. Even in this challenging time, Sasakawa Africa Association continues to deliver the extension service to help African smallholder farmers.
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SAA operations during COVID 19 in English
February.11.2021
Coronavirus is continuing its spread across the world including in Africa. Even in this challenging time, Sasakawa Africa Association continues to deliver the extension service to help African smallholder farmers.
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Sasakawa Africa Association TICAD7 Side Event (Short ver.)
September.1.2019
The Sasakawa Africa Association organised an official Side Event at TICAD VII in Yokohama, on 28 August 2019. The Side Event dealt with a serious problem facing most African countries – youth unemployment – and examined the opportunities available through entrepreneurship in agriculture. The event was supported by African Development Bank and funded by The Nippon Foundation.
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Sasakawa Africa Association TICAD7 Side Event (Full ver.)
September.1.2019
The Sasakawa Africa Association organised an official Side Event at TICAD VII in Yokohama, on 28 August 2019. The Side Event dealt with a serious problem facing most African countries – youth unemployment – and examined the opportunities available through entrepreneurship in agriculture. The event was supported by African Development Bank and funded by The Nippon Foundation.
