Millennium Promise Alliance participates in the Regional Rice Value Chain Program (RRVCP) Midterm Workshop
Millennium Promise Alliance attends the IsDB 2023 RRVCP Midterm Review Workshop which took place March 16-18 in Dakar, Senegal

The objective of The Islamic Development Bank Regional Rice Value Chain Program (RRVCP) Midterm Workshop was to review the implementation progress of the program and identify the challenges hindering its progress in Phase -I countries including; The Gambia, Guinea, Niger, Senegal, and Sierra Leone. Cameroon also attended to observe in preparation for its newly approved RRVCP which will launch in Phase-II. The RRVCP is financed by The Islamic Development Bank. A Millennium Promise Alliance team comprised of Director of Operations, Ms. Fatima Bousso Kane; Director of Corporate Affairs, Mr. Samuel Travis; Director of Monitoring and Evaluation, Dr. Seth Ohemeng-Daapah; and Uganda Country Director, Dr. David Siriri attended the workshop. MPA participated as a technical partner to observe and provide feedback to the member country teams.
The ISDB Regional Rice Value Chain Program (RRVCP) aims to improve production and productivity in a sustainable manner. The focus is on value chain development, seeking to alleviate constraints impeding the development of rice cultivation by impacting actors across the entire value chain including smallholder famers, processors, agro-dealers, aggregators, financial institutions, and rural communities in production and processing areas.
The RRVCP seeks to:
- Support government’s efforts to substantially increase the production and productivity of rice using the private sector value chain led approach
- Increase smallholder farmers income and reduce poverty and food insecurity
- Improve the livelihood of the rural population
- Create commercial opportunities for targeted rice farmers with the objective to generate access to markets


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