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IFAD funds for land conservation

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    The International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) is lending Ghana US $11.5 million for a five-year project to improve food security by developing irrigated farming, rehabilitating and building dams and wells and strengthening community organisations, IFAD announced this week.

    The Upper Region Land Conservation and Smallholder Rehabilitation Project is designed to support 34,000 people in the Upper East region, which has the lowest standard of living and school enrollment, and highest maternal mortality and illiteracy rates in Ghana.

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