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How sustainable farming ends farmers’ dependence on exploitative loans
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William Lwanji
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A sustainable agriculture project in Tanzania is helping farmers transition away from high-interest informal loans by teaching agroecological farming methods. The initiative has improved crop yields and household incomes for over 700 farmers.
TANZANIA: THE Sustainable Agriculture Project being implemented in Seuri and Oldonyowas villages is transforming lives by giving farmers a pathway out of poverty, reducing their dependence on exploitative loans and restoring hope in farming as a profitable and sustainable livelihood.
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