The International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) is set to give Kenya Sh7.1billion ($55mn) fresh financing to help farmers raise productivity and gain access to better markets.
IFAD Country Director and representative for Kenya, Matteo Marchisio, said the executive board of the UN’s specialised agency approved the additional financing for the Kenya Livestock Commercialisation Programme (KeLCoP).
‘The IFAD Executive Board approved today additional financing of approximately Sh7.1 billion (US$55 million) for the Kenya Livestock Commercialisation Programme,’ Mr Marchisio said in a statement.
The International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) is set to give Kenya Sh7.1billion ($55mn) fresh financing to help farmers raise productivity and gain access to better markets.
IFAD Country Director and representative for Kenya, Matteo Marchisio, said the executive board of the UN’s specialised agency approved the additional financing for the Kenya Livestock Commercialisation Programme (KeLCoP).
‘The IFAD Executive Board approved today additional financing of approximately Sh7.1 billion (US$55 million) for the Kenya Livestock Commercialisation Programme,’ Mr Marchisio said in a statement.