China's engagement with African agriculture
- All About Feed
- 03 September 2014
Some experts say that the Chinese engagement in African agriculture is still in the exploratory stage.
Some experts say that the Chinese engagement in African agriculture is still in the exploratory stage.
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Study of agricultural PPPs in Ghana, Malawi and Kenya, identifies examples of PPPs failing to engage effectively with smallholder farmers.
A project with Algerian investment in Brazil and another with Brazilian investment in Sudan were presented at the Brazil-Africa Forum this Friday in Fortaleza, Ceará.