Mozambique Survey Reveals Farmers Left Without Support
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- •The survey was conducted by the Mozambican government and released in May 2026.
- •Farmers reported inadequate access to resources such as seeds, fertilizers, and technical assistance.
- •The agricultural sector is a key part of Mozambique's economy and employs a large portion of the population.
- •Rural areas are particularly affected by the lack of government support for farming activities.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If the Mozambican government increases investment in agricultural support programs farmers could improve crop yields, boosting food security and rural incomes.
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