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Cape Verde is mobilising significant resources to introduce innovative crops and expand seawater desalination. To provide further stability for farmers, an ambitious agricultural insurance system is being rolled out.
Cape Verde is undergoing a remarkable agricultural transformation after a severe drought. The archipelago is now embracing innovation, with lush greenery emerging as a symbol of progress. A key driver behind this shift is the implementation of modern infrastructure, including seawater desalination plants, and various schemes to empower the farmers.
Cape Verde is mobilising significant resources to introduce innovative crops and expand seawater desalination. To provide further stability for farmers, an ambitious agricultural insurance system is being rolled out.
This agricultural policy is positioning Cape Verde as a model for the region, with support from the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO). These issues came into sharp focus at the 16th meeting of the multidisciplinary team of the FAO’s West Africa office in Praia.
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