A total of 71 participants have graduated from the first phase out of a target of 150 trainees. Each graduate is expected to transfer the knowledge acquired to at least 1,000 farmers in their...
Bank of Tanzania and WFP graduated 71 farmers from trainer-of-trainers financial literacy program, targeting 101,500 beneficiaries across eight regions. This scale reveals emerging-market fintech and digital agriculture opportunities in low-penetration regions.
By
Saada Amir
Mwandishi wa Habari
Mwananchi
Mwanza. More than 150 young farmers and women are set to benefit from a financial literacy programme aimed at enhancing their ability to make informed financial decisions, a move expected to improve productivity and strengthen livelihoods in Tanzania’s agricultural sector.
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