By cultivating professional agribusinesses, Nuru builds resilience and pathways to prosperity in marginalized farming communities. Nuru Sr. Impact & Markets Associate Bethany Ibrahim recently attended IFC Agribusiness’ Smallholder Supply Chain Workshop. The event brought together IFC - International Finance Corporation, Agribusiness Leadership Program (ALP) experts, and AMEA (Agribusiness Market Ecosystem Alliance) partners like Nuru, giving them a platform to discuss the ALP and identify opportunities for collaboration. The ALP aims to help agribusinesses improve their business skills and build stronger, more sustainable supply chains. The program is crucial to Nuru as local organizations customize ALP content for their Cooperative Development curriculum. They adapt the learning material to the local context and dialects to train agribusiness cooperative members. “Sharing our positive experiences with ALP and, where feasible, blended learning approaches led by our locally-driven teams allowed us to offer insights for enhancing value in the AMEA network and promoting ongoing learning,” Bethany shared. #Agribusiness #SustainableAgriculture #SmallholderFarmers #LocalLeadership
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Food Security and Livelihood Officer at ZOA Ethiopia
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