The Pan-African Farmers Organization (PAFO) has reiterated the need for financial inclusion to drive smallholder farmers' success and boost Africa's agricultural sector.PAFO President, Dr. Oyewole, emphasized that while initiatives like AfDB's Fee… | By Busola Bamidele on March 5, 2025 | The Pan-African Farmers Organization (PAFO) has reiterated the need for financial inclusion to drive smallholder farmers' success and boost Africa's agricultural sector. PAFO President, Dr. Oyewole, emphasized that while initiatives like AfDB's Feed Africa strategy have improved agricultural investments, small-scale farmers must remain the focus to ensure long-term impact. He highlighted the 2023 MoU between PAFO and AfDB as a key move to provide farmers with the financial backing needed to scale their businesses. Read aslo: Dr. Oyewole also warned that Africa must prepare for changing global financial trends as traditional development aid declines. He urged governments and private investors to prioritize sustainable domestic financing strategies that empower small agribusinesses. He expressed confidence that the ongoing conference would spark innovative funding solutions to support farmers, sustain agribusiness investments, and tackle food insecurity across the continent. | | | |
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