Africa-Press – Angola. A delegation from the African Development Bank (AfDB) has been in Cabinda since this Tuesday (01), with the aim of evaluating the agricultural value chain project, which has been implemented for about two years by the Government of province and the impact on the lives of families in rural areas.
The African Development Bank (ADB) delegation was received by the governor of the province, Marcos Alexandre Nhunga, by whom they were informed about the evolution of the project and the benefits within the families involved in agricultural, poultry and fish farming, which is the main focus of the project. The African Development Bank is the main financier of the agricultural value chain development project in Cabinda, with an overall value of US$123 million invested mainly in the promotion of cash and commercial crops, with emphasis on cocoa, coffee and palm trees. .
The same involves 120 thousand families in rural areas, with emphasis on former combatants who have already benefited from chickens, goats, sheep and pigs for breeding.
The project also foresees the creation of small units to transform surplus production.
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