Support Needed to Unlock Africa’s R13.2-Trillion Smallholder Potential

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•Women farmers play a crucial role in Africa's smallholder agriculture sector.
•Africa's smallholder agriculture sector has an estimated economic potential of R13.2 trillion.
•The op-ed emphasizes support measures over charity for women farmers.
•Unlocking this potential could enhance food security and economic development in Africa.

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▸African governments increase investment in support programs for women farmers Women farmers gain better access to resources and markets, leading to higher agricultural productivity and economic growth.

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AFRICADaily Maverick (South Africa)SEED SOVEREIGNTY OP-ED : Women farmers don’t need charity but support to unlock Africa’s R13.2-trillion smallholder potential

An op-ed highlights that women farmers in Africa require support rather than charity to realize the continent's R13.2-trillion smallholder agriculture potential. Empowering these farmers could boost economic growth and improve food security across African countries. The focus is on enabling access to resources, technology, and markets for women-led smallholder farms.