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FAO Gambia Newsletter, April 2022 - Issue #1

Year of publication 2022

Place of publication Banjul, Gambia ;

Pages 6

Author FAO

Publisher FAO ;

Product type Newsletter

Series title Newsletters from the Decentralized Offices

Series number 1

Synopsis (short abstract) FAO Gambia country office presents its newsletter for the first quarter of 2022 with stories of successes and achievements. Key highlights include local communities will now be able to reap benefits from a 40 km feeder/access roads that FAO will construct in weeks to come. The vision to leave no one behind is also reflected in the Country Office’s deliberation to find a clear pathway towards its new Country Programming Framework (2023-27) as FAO renews its commitment to reach greater heights in food and nutrition security. Through the framework, the country office will continue with its efforts to improve the Agriculture and Natural Resources sectors for the next five years. Plans to improve the mangrove oyster sector are also coming to fruition as the FISH4ACP project launches in the country. These stories are among many others that are featured in this newsletter. Read more.

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