Roads Create New Opportunities for Farmers in Malawi During COVID-19 Pandemic

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00:02 In Malawi,

00:03 Lack of good roads makes it difficult for rural populations

00:07 To reach markets and city centers.

00:10 To solve this,

00:11 European Union,

00:13 Flanders,

00:14 Norway,

00:15 Ireland,

00:16 and USAI

00:17 Jointly funding rural road improvements.

00:21 It is an alliance of donors facilitated by the World Bank.

00:26 To this day,

00:26 1000 km improved

00:30 Benefit hundreds of rural communities

00:32 All over the country.

00:34 Although we know, when we know that, we certainly know those things.

00:39 What is Kawabuno Konji Makuka

00:41 Of course Muniot and Togulusambidi can be taken.

00:45 In addition,

00:46 More than 14,000 local workers are employed in these tasks.

00:50 Of these, 6,000 are women.

01:06 Provides additional income,

01:08 Helped relieve tasks

01:10 Socio-social impact of the COVID-19 pandemic

01:13 In rural areas.

01:15 Government of Malawi,

01:16 It is implementing works totalling $28 million through the road authority.

01:22 It is part of the second agricultural sector-wide approach project,

01:26 Agriculture as a result of a lasting partnership

01:30 and the food sector

01:32 In Malawi.

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In Malawi, Lack of good roads makes it difficult for rural populations To reach markets and city centers. To solve this, European Union, Flanders, Norway, Ireland, and USAI Jointly funding rural road improvements. It is an alliance of donors facilitated by the World Bank. To this day, 1000 km improved Benefit hundreds of rural communities All over the country. Although we know, when we know that, we certainly know those things. What is Kawabuno Konji Makuka Of course Muniot and Togulusambidi can be taken. In addition, More than 14,000 local workers are employed in these tasks. Of these, 6,000 are women. Provides additional income, Helped relieve tasks Socio-social impact of the COVID-19 pandemic In rural areas. Government of Malawi, It is implementing works totalling $28 million through the road authority. It is part of the second agricultural sector-wide approach project, Agriculture as a result of a lasting partnership and the food sector In Malawi.

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