TechnoServe Grant



Organization - TechnoServe
Grant Amount - $550,500
Foundation - Rockefeller Foundation
Grant Purpose - toward the costs of a project in Uganda designed to increase the incomes of small-scale banana producers by adding value to their crops through product packaging, processing and transport innovations and by linking them to urban buyers, thereby reducing market inefficiencies


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