E-booklet: Agriculture Cooperatives in Rwanda
To learn more about the Cooperative Support Programme (CPS) in Rwanda, which builds the capacity of 100 agricultural cooperatives working in maize, beans, potatoes and horticulture, the team devised this e-booklet. With informative videos, facts and figures, and stories of success, the e-booklet is your guide to agri-cooperatives in Rwanda.
SPARK – Cooperative Support Programme (CSP)
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