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Saturday, January 26, 2008

Rwanda: Coffee Farmers to Gain From Gates' Grant - AllAfrica.com

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Rwandan java agriculturists are put to profit from the $46.9 million grant from the Bill and Melinda Bill Gates Foundation.

The grant is aimed at improving the quality of their java production. The 4-year-grant is portion of the $306million agricultural development monetary fund that was announced yesterday by Bill Bill Gates at the World Economic Forum currently afoot in the Swiss metropolis of Davos.

Rwanda is one of the three African states that volition benefit from the grant.

Others are Republic Of Kenya and Tanzania.

The Bill and Melinda Bill Bill Gates Foundation will work with TechnoServe, a development arrangement to assist little scale of measurement java husbandmen surviving on the one-dollar per-day threshold addition their incomes.

"If we are serious about ending utmost hungriness and poorness around the world, we must be serious about transforming agribusiness for little farmers, most of whom beingness women," Gates, who is also the president of Microsoft, told the Forum yesterday.

According to St Martin Rubagumya of Arcay Communications, which covers with the public dealings for TechnoServe, Rwandese Republic was chosen because of her topography.

He said that Rwandese Republic being cragged brands it suitable for upland Arabic Language insurance premium java hence benefiting from the grant.

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According to a release from TechnoServe, the bundle nearly duplicates the foundation's investing in agribusiness since its agribusiness enterprise was launched in 2006.

The release states that TechnoServe will work with little scale of measurement husbandmen in the three states to better the quality of java and interact with the marketplace to assist them buy and put in new wet Mills or mechanical processing units of measurement for their coffee.

The grant to the Rwandan java industry come ups as a addendum to the 1 made late last twelvemonth by Starbucks an American java company which offered to set up a java farmers' support Centre in Rwanda.

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