Economic empowerment project opens new chapter in West Nile

The Euros 11.7 million project implemented by World Vision as the lead partner in consortium with SNV, ZOA and RICE-WN, focused on the economic empowerment component.

Adam Asio, the commercial farmer from Obongi district. He now owns 34 acres of cassava plantation. Photos by Robert Adiga

By: NewVision Reporter, Journalists @NewVision

“I never believed that one day, I would hold millions of money in my hands because my parents never got such money when they were alive. More so, they died

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Economic empowerment project opens new chapter in West Nile

The Euros 11.7 million project implemented by World Vision as the lead partner in consortium with SNV, ZOA and RICE-WN, focused on the economic empowerment component.

Adam Asio, the commercial farmer from Obongi district. He now owns 34 acres of cassava plantation. Photos by Robert Adiga

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