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CATALIST – Uganda

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R. Bymolt

CATALIST-Uganda aims to sustainably commercialize smallholder agriculture through improved productivity and market development. Marketable surpluses resulting from the programme will both raise farm incomes in Uganda, and increase regional food security for the wider East Africa and Great Lakes Region. The four-year CATALIST-Uganda project is funded by the Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs through the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands (EKN) and began on July 1, 2012

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